Sentence examples for real standard from inspiring English sources

"There is no real standard around the world".

It's hard to call anyone a real standard bearer for Americana or alt.country.

They claimed that the real standard should be the 21 consecutive victories by the Chicago Cubs of 1935.

But even if New Jersey has no real standard, he said, it does have "I Love Jersey Best" by Joseph Cosgriff.

All this free stuff raises the real standard of living, by making it ever easier for people to find entertainment, information and communication that pleases them.

People would just send in their generically funny man-on-phone lines, and we'd have no real standard for judging one against the other.

He has also courted the unions and party members who, together with the MPs at Westminster, make up Labour's electoral college.The real standard-bearer of the left, however, will probably be Jon Cruddas, a backbencher supported by Compass, a well-organised Labour pressure group.

By real standards, I thought, we hardly existed.

"The government has standards for miles per gallon on a car, but we have no real standards for clothing.

"If there are real standards to it then obviously we'll be open to looking at it," Ms. Weingarten said.

All of this makes Buttermilk Channel a restaurant of real standards, noteworthy ambition and uncommon slavishness to trends.