Sentence examples for perhaps standard from inspiring English sources

This is perhaps standard now, but it was less so back then.

Though this rhetoric is perhaps standard fare for conservatives willing to rail against environmental conservation in the name of unrestricted trade and production, Upton was once hoped by some to be the silver lining on a set of GOP committee chair appointments seemingly loaded with headstrong conservative idealists.

Moving away from the notion of universal human rights, and towards regional standards or perhaps standards that increase as economic development progresses, would also help (though it might not do much for the European cases mentioned above).

If there's too much finance, the risk is that banks will all compete for relatively small amounts of legitimate business, resulting in declining lending standards — and, perhaps, ethical standards — and eventually, if it goes on long enough, a banking crisis.

Perhaps the standard unit of television should no longer be the episode, or even the season, but the "campaign".

The double helix structure of DNA should surely make the list along with perhaps the standard model of physics (even though it is incomplete at best).

PENGUIN REP THEATER Theaters in former barns are not so uncommon in rural areas, but summer seasons that begin with a show set on Christmas Eve? Perhaps less standard.

Perhaps a standard long press.

Or perhaps a standard we could aspire to.

Services sprout, the way they are used is gradually understood, and then way down the road, perhaps a standard emerges and is adopted.

It is plausible and perhaps even standard to think of slurs as semantically expressing a certain descriptive property (being a member of such and such a group, say) while also conventionally expressing a negative attitude towards those with the property.