Sentence examples for lost standard from inspiring English sources
We want leaders who look as though they are in mourning for our lost standard of living.
It is fascinating, not for any supposed lost standard of excellence in argument – the drawling debates look like a squabble between two snippy and indistinguishable twins – but for showing us two examples of that exquisite, extinct breed: the literate "political classes" willing to exchange high-flown badinage on television.
Furthermore, protein-encoding genes have lost standard stop codons, trans-splicing of messenger RNAs (mRNAs) is required to generate complete cox3 transcripts, and extensive RNA editing recodes most genes.
Germanicus had managed to deal a significant blow to Rome's enemies, quell an uprising of troops, and returned lost standards to Rome, actions that increased the fame and legend of the already very popular Germanicus with the Roman people.
Time Warner Cable loses standard definition Super Bowl feed.
"So the challenge is how to manage people without mistakes, without burning them out, without losing standards," Baquet says.
In logic, Boethius's translations of Aristotle and Porphyry (except for that of the Posterior Analytics, which was lost) remained standard throughout the Middle Ages.
Since small DNA fragments (50 bp up to several kbp) are lost by standard methods of lysis, the underestimation of dsb yields increases with fibre condensation, which is in accordance with the observes dsb yields in mammalian cells and yeast.
Our results show that excavations during field-works at Mezhyrich give only a partial image of the original anthracological record and that most charcoal materials are lost with standard archaeological and anthracological approaches.
New York State government used to be a symbol of integrity and performance, but we have lost that standard.
This produced a smoother track and the whole assembly proved cheaper than using conventional sleepers for broad-gauge track, although this advantage was lost with standard- or mixed-gauge lines because of the higher ratio of timber to length of line.
