Sentence examples for previously standard from inspiring English sources

Paradoxes haunt the previously standard John Donne: A Life (published by RC Bald in 1970) and the best critical studies (including John Carey's landmark Life, Mind and Art, 1981).

Mr. Scoppetta notes that of the city's 2,718 child welfare workers, 1,163 have received 10 months of training -- instead of the previously standard four weeks -- which teaches them the physical stages of child development, the warning signs of mental illness and drug abuse, as well as state requirements.

The current divide in governance practices has more to do with the elimination by established public companies of previously standard provisions, often in response to direct or indirect pressure from stockholders and proxy advisory firms, than with an increased prevalence of these provisions among IPO companies.

Previously, standard channel estimation is applied.

The company has redone the options sheet for the upcoming year and took what was previously standard equipment, and slapped heft price tags on 'em.

Plus, typing on a tablet is just harder — they've found that search queries on a tablet are usually only one or two words long, rather than the previously standard two-to-four.

Previously, the standard account saw steady, cumulative "progress".

Previously, the standard approach to its risk management process included monitoring business assets and conducting root-cause analyses on truck accidents after the fact.

To evaluate the efficacy and safety of daclizumab therapy for patients with various ophthalmologic inflammatory disorders (all having previously failed standard treatment methods).

Using the optimized conditions, recoveries ranged from 82 to 98%, which is an increase of 9 34% relative to the previously used standard operating procedure.

But cardiologists, newly cautious, placed those patients on a regimen of anticlotting drugs for a year or more, instead of the few months that had previously been standard practice.