Sentence examples for once standard from inspiring English sources

Performing opera in the language of the audience was once standard practice.

This was once standard for a first-person shooter, but no longer.

Economic-history courses were once standard; now they are much rarer.

In German, the word translates roughly to "Negro," and, though once standard, is now considered outdated and racist.

In another, rear disc brakes, once standard on all Jettas, have been replaced by cheaper drum brakes on some versions.

Across the square stands a modern police station, free of the sandbagged emplacements that were once standard.

Once standards are developed for degradable plastics they can be used to evaluate the specific formulations of materials which will find best application in this state as regards their performance and use characteristics.

IBMs will continue being an integral part of ecological modeling and further important general insights of Individual-based Ecology are to be expected, in particular, once standards for model design, implementation, analysis, and communication get established.

But it could be a big part of the future once standards are adopted.

Once standards are changed, it is as though the old standards never existed, for they are never acknowledged nor spoken of again.

Once standards have been developed, actual practice is measured and compared with standards (best practice).