Sentence examples for so standard that from inspiring English sources

And bribing government officials to grease the wheels of bureaucracy is so standard that people know the rates.

The company's clothing collection focusses on wardrobe items so standard that you probably already own a version of each, and they come in especially plain colors: blues, blacks, reds, browns from the paper-pulp family, and every shade of gray.

Mr. Amirov in many ways embodied the rough-and-tumble North Caucasus city he led, a place where brawls and gunfights are so standard that restaurant menus occasionally list the price of replacing damaged tables and chairs.

"The thing is that over the last few years the boutique hotel concept has become so standard that it's very hard to stand out," says Justin Salisbury, the 22-year-old founder of Artist Residence, which opened in Brighton two years ago, to be followed in May this year by an outpost in Penzance.

In a republic of 2.5 million people — roughly the population of Brooklyn — armored cars and bodyguards have become so standard that Magomed-Rasul M. Omarov did a double take recently when he noticed the agriculture minister walking down the street without a security detail.

The algorithm is so standard that it is described below only briefly.

5 6 It is hard to know when or if incentivised behaviours become so standard and routine that financial incentives are superfluous.

So, the standard that we introduced to FriendFeed has gotten some of the option called SUP, Simple Update Protocol, instead of an alternative approach.

I think we ought to streamline the due process standards so that teachers that don't measure up would no longer be in the classroom.

They set about establishing "standardized work," or clear standards so that best processes are identically repeated to ensure quality.

And as gossip journalism spreads, so do the shoddy standards that accompany it.