Sentence examples for split from the standard from inspiring English sources

Under pressure from the restaurant industry, the "tipped" minimum wage was split from the standard minimum wage in 1996, when the Clinton administration negotiated a new wage floor with congressional Republicans.

That split from its standard Prime service, which is a yearly subscription, is going to be a significant headwind for Netflix going forward — especially if Amazon decides to aggressively undercut Netflix.

Split frequencies of the standard deviation of simultaneous BI analyses were well below 0.01.

The first method splits the ion and electron coupling and conduction from the standard IMC radiation-transport process.

The banned group, GOProud, is hardly radical, even by right-wing standards -- it split from the Log Cabin Republicans because it thought the older group was too concerned with gay rights.

Influenced from the propagating SPPs, |E| at λ 1A exhibits splitting around the nanohole edge at x = 0, which is distorted from the standard dipole-like profile.

In the face of a determined campaign by traditionalists willing to split the Anglican communion, the meeting of primates agreed to censure the American Episcopal church for "departing from the standard of teaching on human sexuality accepted by the communion".

Concentrations were determined from the standard curve.

The homogeneity p-value from the standard Q-statistic was also far less significant, but is arguably due in some degree to a loss of power resulting from splitting the data.

The group split from the Popular Resistance Committees last year.

It rEventuallybe seen if French insecurity can also win Le Pen the Mégretowerful splitin the game.