Sentence examples for set a lower standard from inspiring English sources

He left the rink crying before he gained the maturity to realize that hockey required time and effort to master and set a lower standard for himself, at least in the short term.

The WHO 2006 Growth Charts would set a lower standard of weight gain for UK infants.

She believes this sets a lower standard for people with disabilities -- that just getting up in the morning makes them an inspiration, rather than having to earn that title, like anyone else.

Representative Cliff Stearns, Republican of Florida, has introduced a bill that would pre-empt state laws and set a lower national standard for online privacy protection than would the Hollings bill.

But in general, the laws have set a lower legal standard required by the government to obtain what has traditionally been called pen register or trap-and-trace information — calling records obtained when intelligence and police agencies attached a specialized device to subscribers' telephone lines.

Her agency also set a lower temperature standard for water in the spawning sections of the river, which Rea said the reclamation bureau largely succeeded in meeting.

As a progressive movement, we have set ourselves a higher standard, to propose real solutions, but we've set ourselves a lower standard of effective communications.

L.A. Unified, for example, allows students to skip Edgenuity units with a "pre-test" set at a lower standard than in some other school systems.

Due to the production of the event, however, the capacity of the arena was set at a lower standard, and as a result the arena reached its maximum capacity.

Provinces with larger populations have tougher standards of entry into the best universities, while those that are sparsely populated set a lower bar.

Adoption of the WHO 2006 Growth Charts would set a markedly lower standard of weight gain beyond the age of 4 months for UK infants and could support efforts to avoid future childhood obesity.