Sentence examples for most standards are from inspiring English sources

Most standards are cross-sectional, or unconditional.

This dynamic market development is regarded by the interviewees as an indicator that market actors have not yet identified a standardised solution; due to this shortcoming, most standards are used and accepted by the majority of the market actors, leading to competition between the standard schemes.

Mainly skinny jeans as they will produce what some people refer to as "saddle bags" which by most standards are considered unflattering.

Yet Mr. Henry's obscure series — a bomb by most standards — is among the best reasons to own a DVD player.

Its companion the DuMont Mini ($8), which at five ounces is not mini by most standards, is served on a toasted ciabatta.

My arabesque, while still low by most standards, was higher and straighter than it had once been, and the reflection in the mirror was no longer so painfully awkward.

Though a luxury hotel, London's The Tophams offers various budget-friendly room categories, the most standard being the Single Room with a Shared Bathroom.

But in most schools, standards are rising.

Tokyo is also the world's biggest city by most standards – it's population is roughly equal to London and New York's combined.

"The most minimal housing standards are not enforced".

Even the most familiar popular standards are given a strong, positive stamp.