Sentence examples for is perhaps standard from inspiring English sources

This is perhaps standard now, but it was less so back then.

Though this rhetoric is perhaps standard fare for conservatives willing to rail against environmental conservation in the name of unrestricted trade and production, Upton was once hoped by some to be the silver lining on a set of GOP committee chair appointments seemingly loaded with headstrong conservative idealists.

Here at the football we get massive crowds, but if you go to Poland it's the other way around". And it is perhaps this standard which attracts the world's finest riders.

Indeed, Reid is not even included in what is perhaps the standard anthology on the British Moralists, the two-volume work edited by Selby-Bigge of the same title (Selby-Bigge 1965).

But what makes this ad so successful is perhaps not the standard measures of success but the intangibles effect on the brand.

Although cardiopulmonary exercise testing (CPET) with metabolic gas exchange measurements is perhaps the "gold standard" method for assessing exercise capacity, it is not widely available, and so more simple tests are commonly used [ 2].

At the age of fifty-five, he is perhaps the chief standard-bearer of American experimental music, of the tradition of solitary sonic tinkering that began on the West Coast almost a century ago and gained new strength after the Second World War, when John Cage and Morton Feldman created supreme abstractions in musical form.

However, in their attempt to ban Buckyballs the CPSC is perhaps applying its standards unfairly and encroaching on what should be parental responsibility.

In fiction, she says, the stereotypes "are rife — indeed fiction is perhaps responsible for the standard perception of the old, with just a few writers able to raise the game".

While the two-flipper standard is perhaps his most significant contribution, he would go on to lead design teams that created more than 100 games — at Genco and later for Bally Manufacturing and Williams Manufacturing — many of which were hits.

This was stupid, says Mr Zhu: "It's a big lesson, and we have to learn from it".This lack of political antennae on the ground is, perhaps, inevitable given the standard Chinese policy of "non-interference" in other countries' internal affairs.