Sentence examples for has become a normative from inspiring English sources
"Among low-skill black men, spending time in prison has become a normative life event, furthering their segregation from mainstream society," Dr. Pettit writes.
My point here is not to suggest that we should return to a more rigorous grading system (if I do believe that is a good idea), but to observe that, in our current system, A has become a normative grade, and thus no longer a genuine marker of excellence.
As the modern-day stripper, at a time where imagery of hyper-sexualized behavior has become a normative gesture within popular culture (especially for an already oppressed demographic), why is that behavior socially and culturally acceptable?
In the agrifood sector, we can clearly see that certification has become a new normative obligation [66].
Ethics has become an important normative 'instrument' for European policy making (Tallacchini 2009).
From a policy perspective this has become a challenge since there is a lack of international normative standards on the return of individual research results (IRR) and incidental findings (IF) (Zawati and Knoppers 2012).
Often it seems feminism has become a kind of private passion, a way of working through the intractable issues of the day in regard to sexuality, and the requirement to fulfil so many normative expectations.
Nevertheless, the criticism of Klein et al. (2003) still holds true: Rather than providing a definition and an explanation of an observable, measurable system attribute, resilience has become an umbrella concept with some normative appeal that leads to considerable confusion.
Objective measurements in general and acoustic measurements in particular have become a substantial aspect of voice assessment during the last few decades and studies have established that normative data is necessary for acoustic analysis.
Acoustic measurements have become an essential aspect of voice assessment during the last few decades, and studies have established that normative data is necessary for acoustic analysis.
