Sentence examples for ordinary standards for from inspiring English sources

Rather, she is claiming that we do not meet ordinary standards for knowledge" (2003b, 2).

A preventable adverse event is described as an adverse event that would not have occurred if the patient had received ordinary standards of care appropriate for the time.

In most studies, preventability is defined as an event (death) that would not have occurred if the patient had received ordinary standards of care appropriate for the time of study.

It rises above the ordinary standard of sufferings and crimes.

The owners' goal, Bilger reported, was "to make beers so potent and unique that they couldn't be judged by ordinary standards, and to win for them the prestige and premium prices usually reserved for fine wine".

It spoke to Calagione's own contradictory ambitions for Dogfish: to make beers so potent and unique that they couldn't be judged by ordinary standards, and to win for them the prestige and premium prices usually reserved for fine wine.

In last year's Food Issue, Burkhard Bilger noted Calagione's "contradictory ambitions…to make beers so potent and unique that they couldn't be judged by ordinary standards, and to win for them the prestige and premium prices usually reserved for fine wine".

By any ordinary standards that represents seven lost years for living standards, and all the more so because the very rich have grabbed so much of such growth as there has been.

Similarly, watching people coming out of their comfort zone (and making idiots of themselves by any ordinary standards) has set a great example for some of our less confident students, who have learnt to worry less about how others perceive them.

By ordinary standards, Clinton the politician was grossly undisciplined.

Such people can hardly be judged by ordinary standards.