Sentence examples for like a norm from inspiring English sources

The new behavior will look more like an outlier than like a norm.

"Now Ada is older and much easier to handle, and my adult life is back to something like a norm again, I find the need is less," she says.

Kate Burls, education team coordinator at Ceop, a command of the National Crime Agency, said: "Working with young people, we are finding that sexting increasingly feels like a norm in terms of behaviour in their peer group".

This isn't a good thing for entrepreneurs, or our sector, and I encourage you to reject this concept before it seems like a norm.  .

Data breaches are occurring at such a constant rate, it feels like a norm, and for that reason, I don't think that I'll ever feel safe online.

As my colleague Imogen points out, on a norm, this would like like something from Warehouse circa 2005.

It seems like it's become a norm now but I don't really get it.

In order to sustain 100 hours you need a character who is so complex and multidimensional 20 dimensions seems like it will become a norm.

"If either two people in a relationship or a small group or even like a community generally has a norm of humility it seems like it creates a context for people to care about each other and to show compassion to each other and be a part of something that's bigger than themselves," said Don E. Davis of Georgia State University, a leading humility researcher.

I'd been coasting along on what seems like a new norm: Nobody picks up.

"It's like how whiteness is considered a norm that doesn't need to be inspected while everything else (around masculinity and whiteness) is considered other".