Sentence examples similar to knocking the standard from inspiring English sources
But England look relatively calm, knocking the ball around and scampering five runs - by the standard, a big over.
Without the field's energy, the particles would theoretically weigh nothing, knocking the Standard Model into a cocked hat.
If the result of this case is that the concept of practical expertise takes a knocking, the Daubert standard will have been strengthened.According to Barry Fisher, president of the American Academy of Forensic Sciences and of the International Association of Forensic Sciences, another reason for the new scepticism is the unequivocal success and accuracy of DNA analysis.
But environmental groups and several Democrats on Capitol Hill worry that the administration's proposal will knock the teeth out of the standards by allowing carmakers to get around them by making larger cars.
The Great Depression knocked the world off the gold standard.
The 29-year-old had been receiving the higher rate of disability living allowance (the predecessor to PIP), but after being reassessed she was knocked down to the standard rate – despite her condition deteriorating.
"The standard of play from the Gateshead team is brilliant, the way they knock the ball around," Bullock added.
She knocked the board over.
"You knocked the picture.
