Sentence examples for much more standard from inspiring English sources

Everyone's experimenting, and over time, I'm sure it'll become much more standard.

By removing MSA and restoring S5 to the reconstruction of Adams' above, the model-theoretic actualist arrives at a much more standard first-order modal logic without, it would appear, any commitment to possibilia or possible worlds.

In general, those two trends have to do with this standardisation of security, a field of IT management that has been maybe a forgotten child in some cases and is now coming of age and becoming a much more standard process.

The Village Voice praised the Western elements of the film as "lovingly" handled but felt the sci-fi aspects a "gimmick" and "much more standard fare" in comparison.

"There's reason to be hopeful," says Wachs. "But as the automobile becomes much more standard in places like India and China, the threat to a sustainable environment is substantial".

Ariely points out that we are driven by morality much more than standard economic models allow.

"They're sometimes put up against a much more critical standard than they should be," Mr. Viane said.

Experts began calling for a much more protective standard of between 60 parts to 70 parts per billion.

Now, cases will only be pursued if the past infractions violated a much more lenient standard that takes effect next month.

On Monday, Bettman announced that the league and the players union had agreed to a much more stringent standard for in-game evaluations of players suspected of concussion.

A much more reasonable standard would come from the actual custom and practice of poetry criticism as it exists in book reviews and critical articles.