Sentence examples for less standard for from inspiring English sources

By the 80s, men wearing makeup and dressing "glam" was more or less standard for popular rock bands, many of whom also embraced hypermasculine rock'n'roll tropes like misogyny, male supremacy and violence.

Sculptural interest, however, in buildings such as Gloucester Cathedral Choir (begun soon after 1330), where the effect depends on traceried panels, is virtually nonexistent; and the "leaves of Southwell" were succeeded almost at once by an extremely dull form of foliage commonly known as "bubbleleaf," which remained more or less standard for the 14th and 15th centuries.

The general terms and conditions are more or less standard for each institute.

The hint is in two announcements today: one expected and more or less standard for Google (Music), the other a surprise (Open Accessory Toolkit).

In terms of its staging Il ritorno is, says Carter, fairly undemanding, requiring three basic sets a palace, a seascape and a woodland scene which were more or less standard for early Venetian opera.

Although this is more or less standard procedure for the deployment of tactical jets, there's a chance that Russia was literally hiding the combat planes under the radar signature of the larger transport aircraft in an attempt to avoid detection and to sidestep any problems obtaining the proper diplomatic clearance required to move warplanes across another sovereign airspace.

What we have described so far are more or less standard procedures for preprocessing NGS datasets.

That's more or less standard operating procedure for the company in any new market it serves.

Despite this observation, the line segment and curve descriptions can be determined using more or less standard fitting technique for the edge points supposed to be on these lines or curves.

Much less standard is unconditional government support for troubled banks.

Over the years, various more or less standard methods have been developed for testing FCC catalysts.