Sentence examples for more standard forms from inspiring English sources

AFI also offers pet insurance, student insurance and caravan insurance as well as other more standard forms of cover.

Given the doubts whether such visitors will want any sideshow to their religious trek, however, more standard forms of tourism are also under study.

But his palate had been trained by first-class fare at home and abroad, where he had forged an emotional connection to food as a substitute for more standard forms of affection.

But the most energizing music may have been in solos over more standard forms, including those by Mr. Irby on alto saxophone and Mr. Marsalis on trumpet: fast, grainy, expressive.

If thinking about the coerciveness of terrorism helps at all, it is perhaps by bringing out some ways in which terrorism differs from more standard forms of coercion, and why these differences may make it more problematic, rather than less.

For the most part people resist the idea: when the proposal might well be cast in more standard forms (as can be done with work using AFA), people wonder why one wants to tamper with a standard theory; when it cannot be cast in a standard way, the reception is even worse.

There were early efforts to run a more standard form of general election debate-prep camp, led by Roger Ailes, the ousted Fox News chief, at Mr. Trump's golf course in Bedminster, N.J.

A more standard form of the above problem is (47).

We propose to use reformulations to transfer the optimal control problem (5) into a more standard form that can be efficiently solved.

The mSATA/miniPCIe form factor is making it more and more realistic standard form-factor.

In details laid out in its Programme for Government, the coalition also outlines sweeping changes which will introduce a new "right to data" - and oblige government and councils to publish more data in standard forms so that they can be examined and analysed.