Sentence examples for particular standards from inspiring English sources

He has no particular standards, he said, but insists he has not been wrong yet.

Self-proclaimed fact-checking sites proliferate, beholden to no particular standards.

This gives Cook and Flower breathing space to construct a new culture built around their particular standards and values.

At the conference, the countries rejected setting any particular standards, agreeing instead to leave it to governments to choose the best available spectrum for third-generation technology.

We might reasonably quibble about what the particular standards ought to be, but law is a profession for which high and rigorous standards are surely vital.

Some companies charge hundreds of dollars for their services, but there is a nationwide network of nonprofit credit counseling services that are held to particular standards and low fee scales.

The blogosphere can be incisive without that particular standard getting in the way.

When children achieve these criteria it might be feasible to say they have reached a particular standard.

But the First Amendment's protections are not confined to any particular standard of quality in journalism, and not even to journalism as a whole.

"It was a reminder how much our eyes have become inured to a particular standard," Cindi Leive, the editor, said in an interview at the time.

Employers must, for example, allow workers to qualify for rewards in other ways if it would be "unreasonably difficult" for them to meet a particular standard.