Sentence examples for norm for a from inspiring English sources

About 20 to 30 bills would usually be the norm for a 12-month session.

A child did not know that change and expansion were the norm for a thriving economy.

Even in Italy, it is beyond the norm for a head of state to testify in a mafia trial.

The norm for a young pitcher is to succumb to the temptation of trying to recreate near perfection.

The Senate bill relies on IMF methods to calculate a current-account "norm" for a country like China.

"This will become the norm for a Pac-12 or a Big Ten school starting the sport in the future".

I also missed the mark as I thought only about my own experiences, which are not the norm for a number of LGBT aid workers.

That perception may be changing as it becomes evident that lower wages are likely to be the norm for a long time.

"He's almost an introvert, which is not the norm for a college kid in the Pac-10," said Mike Brookbank, his A.A.U.

If we ignore the seemingly minor issues like barking dogs and neighbour disputes, they can escalate and become the norm for a community.

This time I asked how he and the orchestra would feel if I went against the norm for a "showpiece" and wrote them something slow and quiet.