Sentence examples for sort of standards from inspiring English sources

The battle from now on may be over what sort of standards to adopt, and here India may find itself caught between Europe and the United States.

"Looking younger is more in the thought process," Mr. Boye said, "and it's new for guys to be held to the same sort of standards of beauty and youth that women have always been held to".

The accession of so many financially strong shareholders to the AIIB does indeed make it more likely that it will adhere to the same sort of standards that govern the World Bank and other international institutions.

Newer platforms, like Twitter, later emerged without having to live up to any sort of standards around reasonable and thoughtful discussions, thanks to Facebook's inattention or slow reactions to dealing with hate speech and abuse.

"But I think there are a number of agencies that we need to bring in in relation to this and certainly we would be looking as well to the College of Policing in terms of the sort of training and the sort of standards that are developed".

"It was a strange because it went from nine months to 12 months but the gaffer and staff seemed delighted and that's because they had in the back of their minds that it was a bad injury and they thought they may not have been able to get me back to the same sort of standards.

Then I received some sort of standard letter.

MICHAEL SPECTER: Well, this is the sort of standard don't-be-an-early-adopter line.

And would a male counterpart have to meet that sort of standard?

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

You know, the kinds of things that are sort of standard, and they're so much part of our culture it's difficult to distance yourself from it.