Sentence examples for standard as a from inspiring English sources

A group of privacy advocates also criticized the standard as a "complex and confusing protocol".

The existing effort, 80 Plus, sets an 80percentt efficiency standard as a goal.

The launch of i followed the successful relaunch of the Standard as a free title.

Greig's message has always included the need to maintain the Standard as a "quality paper providing serious journalism".

As a public figure, she should be held to the same standard as a political leader or a business leader".

Tuesday's ruling that Uber's Pop service creates "unfair competition" effectively holds the private company to the same standard as a public taxi service.

When the union negotiates stronger wages and benefits for its members, Costco uses the union standard as a pattern throughout the company.

John Bercow, the Commons Speaker, is a lifelong tennis nut who played the game to a good standard as a junior.

Lebedev says he has no plans to acquire another British newspaper and describes his purchase of the Evening Standard as a "good way to lose money".

She described her future daughter-in-law to the Weekly Standard as "a charming girl who I have never found rude".

And I do find myself thinking a lot about Keynes's description of the gold standard as a "barbarous relic"; it applies perfectly to this discussion.