Sentence examples for sound norms from inspiring English sources
Do societies get rich because they have good norms, or do sound norms spread when societies get rich?
And she herself told me that it might take till the publication of the D.S.M.-VI, probably two decades from now, for science to establish sound norms for women's desire.
In valuing an asset, sound accounting norms should achieve two objectives.
It's certainly true that this president's tenure has been marked by highhandedness and casual disrespect for constitutional norms (sound familiar?), and after flip-flopping on a campaign promise and ramming through the '04 constitutional change, now he's angling for a referendum to allow him a third.
"I can sound like the norm, but that just isn't me".
When feminists suggested that the true "gender outlaws" were those who didn't give a toss about conforming to masculine or feminine norms, it sounded so persuasive that even some straight people took it up.
As soon as the sound changes from the norm, or you get plenty of clicking and grinding from your hard drive, you need to power it down immediately.
Being able to access everything without sitting down at a computer sounds like the norm for consumers, but not so much for businesses.
Considering measurement discrepancies between 2D and 3D Delaire's analyses due to differences in concept and design, 3D architectural and structural analysis needs to be conducted based on norms and a sound 3D basis for the sake of its accurate application and widespread adoption.
Filmmakers still shoot on celluloid with post-recorded sound and dubbing is the norm. .
