Sentence examples for quite the same standards from inspiring English sources

He had already shown that he was not particularly sympathetic to the slightly messy mechanics of journalism, which works to deadlines and which doesn't have quite the same standards of evidence as the law.

The row of imitators next to it fails to reach quite the same standard.

Because, now Paxman has abdicated, his name isn't held to quite the same standard any more.

Although engineers at IBM and Siemens, and also at one or two university laboratories, have managed to reproduce the effects seen in the Russian MOSFETs, no one in the West has succeeded in manufacturing ones of quite the same standard.

Graeme Lee and Paul McLaren have gone and those brought in as replacements aren't quite of the same standard but yet... maybe Stuart McCall's side can benefit from a reduction in pressure.

It's just that women in the good ol' U.S. of A. don't quite have the same standard as men.

I am quite sure that her future work will demonstrate the same standards of excellence that she always showed at The Times.

They claim compliance with many of the same standards for moisture, drop resistance, and so on, though they're certainly not quite as nice.

The same standards apply.

Are fiction writers beyond the same standards?

By using the same standards blogs did.