Sentence examples for particularly high standards from inspiring English sources

"I grew up in Hawaii, so I guess I have particularly high standards".

Many of Lyfe's buildings are even Well certified, which means they meet particularly high standards for air quality, water, and light.

It is also an opportunity to take into account the past few decades of scholarship that has honed our understanding of the rights to expression in higher education, which maintains particularly high standards of what is worthy of debate.

For this reason, data quality has to meet particularly high standards.

Oh, and they appeared to do a fine job with the laundry, too, though I admit that I don't have particularly high standards on that front.

It is also important to note that pilot enjoyed particularly high standards of efficiency, which compelled a number of GPs to comment unprompted on how well it had been run.

I think it was a seven-a-side, played in spring and summer, and not a particularly high standard.

Its architecture from medieval times to the present day is of a particularly high standard and quite often breathtaking.

But the adulation for her has set a particularly high standard, and her stature has intimidated members of her party from challenging her views.

The opponents weren't of a particularly high standard (Puna Gjirokaster, Spartaku Qyteti Stalin and so forth), but his flurry of goals has no equal in top-flight world football.

Once you've got the basic figures, weigh any incentives against your total mortgage cost and check for any onerous conditions, for example a mortgage that reverts to a particularly high standard variable rate (SVR) at the end of the introductory period – Yorkshire Building Society has one of the highest reversion rates at 4.99 per cent.