Sentence examples for reasonably high standard from inspiring English sources
On neither side of the Atlantic did we maintain the use of hobs, small rooms with doors, warm clothing or trams that afforded a reasonably high standard of living when fuel was scarce.
"As I got older I did competition track and field to a reasonably high standard". A foundation art course at East Barnet College piqued his fascination for prints and graphics and he enrolled on a degree in textile design at Loughborough College of Art & Design.
Such entities have reasonably high standards, but it is a loophole that banks could exploit.
Lovelace rose to fame in the 1970s as the star of Deep Throat, one of the first pornographic films to feature a plot, character development and reasonably high production standards.
Relative to research nurses with proven high levels of inter-rater reliability who can be treated as the "gold standard", we found reasonably high average levels of inter-rater reliability on resident assessment information that is the basis for publicly reported measures of nursing home quality.
Their standard of living is reasonably high.
Despite the disruption caused by events since 1980, the country's transportation systems are, by the standards of the region, reasonably high.
The EAC recalculations show that Vision ALD has high sensitivity and reasonably high specificity and therefore shows promise in terms of non-inferiority to the reference standard.
The validity of the EIA kits is supported by reasonably high sensitivity (95 100%) and specificity (86 100%), compared with the indirect immunofluorescence assay as a gold standard (Bruu et al, 2000; Gartner et al, 2003).
The resulting polymer is soluble in chloroform allowing for analysis by Gel Permeation Chromatography (GPC) which indicates that a reasonably high average molecular mass was achieved (M n = 21 000; M w = 50 000; calibrated relative to polystyrene standards).
Experts have said that a decisive factor in the success of privacy injunctions is whether the claimant can be said to be a role model or figure from whom the public could reasonably expect a higher standard of conduct.
