Sentence examples for norm even for from inspiring English sources

Planned obsolescence is the norm, even for marriages.

(Miking tends to be the Broadway norm, even for plays).

Overseas, especially, the "pat down" was the norm, even for people from countries other than the 14 the United States has identified for extra screening.

I'm about to enter a club where increased anxiety is the norm even for people with regular brains — so where will that leave me?

But the Montana company that hired the workers, Whitefish Energy Holdings, had a contract that allowed it to bill the Puerto Rican public power company, known as Prepa, $319 an hour for linemen, a rate that industry experts said was far above the norm even for emergency work — and almost 17 times the average salary of their counterparts in Puerto Rico.

This is the norm, even for the most classically 'Mendelian' disorders [ 35, 77, 93].

Historically, polygamy was the norm, even from a Biblical perspective.

For decades, this was the norm, even among the game's greats.

(In Omaha, casual dress is the norm, even at the finest restaurants, so this is a spot for people who want to dress up).

But the norm — even more now than in 2008 — is a distribution requirement plus other features for general education.

It has a good convergence characteristic and converges to the minimum norm solution, even for the singular problem [13].