Sentence examples for standard between from inspiring English sources

But the double standard between black bigots and white bigots endures.

Veronica Wadley was the editor of the Evening Standard between 2002 and 2009.

On Thursday, the E.P.A. proposed a standard between 0.1 and 0.3 micrograms per cubic meter, or one-5th to one-15th of the old level.

In addition, audio architects frequently use tracks as bridges between music from different eras — say, placing a Verve remix of a jazz standard between an Ella Fitzgerald classic and a recent release by Macy Gray.

With guides in hand, I am forever (in my mind) switching trains in Teschen, boarding tramp steamers in Genoa for the Sardinian coast or calculating where the rail gauge changes from narrow to standard between Hanoi and Kunming.

And it has remained in widespread use ever since, providing a common standard between different types of computers, without which widespread computer networking would have been unnecessarily difficult.

This time the agency, following the advice of its scientists, is recommending a standard between 12 micrograms and 13 micrograms, with the final number to be set by December.

Lisa Jackson, the current E.P.A. administrator, has now asked the White House to let her set the standard between 60 parts and 70 parts per billion, consistent with the science.

The E.P.A. will take public comment on the proposal for 60 days and expects to issue a final rule in August with a single standard between 0.060 and 0.070 parts per million.

Some saw a double standard between the way events in San Bernardino have been characterized and last weekend's murders at Planned Parenthood in Colorado Springs, whose alleged perpetrator was notoriously described in the New York Times as a "gentle loner", not a terrorist, despite the apparent political motivation behind his attack.

"It's definitely a very beautiful game," Liu told the crowd, keeping up the standard between-game banter.