Sentence examples for nice standard from inspiring English sources

"It's a nice standard of living," she said.

Why can't this be a nice, standard 1940s psychological drama, with a doctor to come on at the end and explain things to the relieved relatives?

If you're looking for a nice, standard Android phone, you could do worse.

This provides a nice standard of living for Walker, who charges $225 an hour for financial advice.

Once nice standard example of HBE reasoning is Hillard Kaplan and Kim Hill's (1992) work on prey choice strategies amongst the Ache foragers of Paraguay.

Now, $69 seems like a stupid amount of cash for a dinky little wireless earbud, but it's actually pretty great that Apple is doing this and it sets a nice standard for the broader hearables market moving forward.

The NICE standards say people should be prescribed antibiotics in accordance with guidelines and healthcare workers should follow procedures - including hand-washing - to cut the risk of infection when devices such as catheters are inserted.

14 15 Perhaps for these reasons, none have become standard to use within the National Health Service (NHS), in spite of National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) standards which require that "Patients experience effective interactions with staff who have demonstrated competency in relevant communication skills".

For patients prescribed lithium for a year or more, the NICE standards for monitoring lithium serum levels, and renal and thyroid function were met in 30%, 55% and 50% of cases respectively.

Be nice, go standard.

For example, one customer demonstrated good technical skills by her ability to achieve a very nice looking standard curve, but poor scientific skills when she asked if she really needed to repeat it every time she performed an assay.