Sentence examples for one's standards from inspiring English sources

Though some parts of the oath may be archaic, Hippocrates deserves great credit for understanding the need to publicly affirm one's standards of conduct in a field in which human life is on the line.

But, for a country as for an individual, it does involve confronting one's standards of behaviour.

Secondly, ethics refers to the study and development of one's standards.

So it is necessary to constantly examine one's standards to ensure they are reasonable and well-founded.

The Northamptonshire track also needs more than a lick of paint for many parts that have fallen behind Formula One's standards.

"As the culture and the pressures of work increased with the increased deal flow between 2003 and 2007, it was clear that survival — in a culture that favored and was dominated by quantity over quality — required modifying one's approach, even if it meant lowering one's standards," Mr. Michalek said.

The burden of a lack of education has a life-long effect on one's standard of living.

If one attempts to understand it by relying on Aristotelian either-or logic as one's standard for understanding, one will be under the impression that this expression is nonsensical or meaningless.

Economists believe that maintaining and enhancing one's standard of living are among the most important motivators of economic behavior.

Sainthood or unhypocritical socialism seems to demand sacrificing one's standard of living, and that isNwell, hard.

A common expectation of retirement is that one's standard of living will remain the same or get better.