Sentence examples for some sort of standard from inspiring English sources

Then I received some sort of standard letter.

I'm glad the Times holds its readers to some sort of standard.

Your Honor, it would be one thing if the government were putting forth some sort of standard by which journalists could be defined.

"The public have a right to expect some sort of standard, even if [O'Farrell] probably isn't as culpable as others," he said.

Dealing with them means speaking some sort of standard English.A second reason is the growing emphasis on better presentation skills in business.

It's not yet clear what format this will be in, but we're going to assume some sort of standard export file type.

Crowley is such a familiar face on the television landscape — as a CNN reporter and host of the outlet's "State of the Union" on Sundays — that most people are likely to see her as a reporter who happens to be female, rather than as some sort of standard-bearer for her gender.

Despite the absence of a gold standard (criterion) measure, establishing the mean of any changes in a new measure like the SF-6D requires some sort of independent standard.

Yes? Student: You could use some sort of a standard unit of mass and then a balance to measure the mass of something else, like put it at a certain distance from the fulcrum on a scale and figure out the relative mass.

But we also need some sort of international standard about what constitutes a decent election".

Plaintiffs fail in their attempt to impose some sort of higher standard of liability on the director defendants that were on Citigroup's board at the time of its involvement with Enron.