Sentence examples for some conformity from inspiring English sources

"But if you wait long enough," said Albert Wojnilower, a Wall Street economist, "you will find some conformity between stock prices and true value".

By refusing to accept filings by companies that it thinks are violating the rules, the S.E.C. could enforce some conformity in the application of the standards, at least among internationally traded companies.

The drawback of such a nondescript literature lies in judging it against any standard of perfection, since perfection implies some conformity with implicit rules and the presence, however vague, of standards such as have been formulated for comedy, tragedy, the ode, the short story and even (in this case, more honoured in the breach than the observance) the novel.

It is not mere coincidence that the results obtained here for the two investigated field data examples have been found in some conformity with those confirmed by drilling.

While this might involve some conformity to your environment, the key is doing this in a way where you are most comfortable in your own skin (or in this case, clothes).

Acute liver failure (ALF) and sepsis share some conformity, e.g. coagulopathy, shock and a high mortality.

Greater word diversity combined with a shift in word frequency in the postunit word association is likely the result of language learning together with some language conformity upon completion of the unit.

And then, in peacetime – that grey world of rationing and sexual conformity – some very lucky people got to live the dream some more.

The variation in scale disguises some of the conformity that's crept into art fairs at every level.

The modification results in some loss of conformity and derives from theory which is only approximate.

But such indubitability is psychological and does not derive from some sort of conformity to divine necessity.