Sentence examples for standard explained from inspiring English sources

Matt Labash, a writer for the Weekly Standard, explained as much.

The Indian Business Standard explained that while India was seen in China as the second-biggest threat, 6 in 10 Chinese citizens didn't mention India at all — a reflection of the broader concerns of a wealthier populace.

The standard explained when subsidiaries controlled by a parent ought to be consolidated on the parent's income statement.

This was almost standard, explained Greg Gibson, the group manager with Ambulance Victoria.

The Evening Standard explained that, typically, "heavily pregnant MPs, those with newborns and the sick are able to be 'paired' with an opposition party member who also cannot vote so the overall result is not affected". Siddiq lost faith in these types of unenforceable arrangements, the article added, after witnessing a colleague get burned.

Item 3: Was the reference standard explained?

"I simply like riding on public transport," she said, according the the Evening Standard, explaining why she'd chosen to forgo the chauffeured BMWs and empty lanes on offer to members of what is being called "the Olympic family".

"They [employers] don't really mind because, even if their apprentice does move on, they know they will be able to recruit another young person who is trained to the same kind of standard," explains Beutler.

"It's motivating to help design a product that becomes an industry standard," explains Smith.

How can this fallacy and double standard explain the voter who proudly votes against the healthcare coverage or other assistance that he needs and maybe even uses?

(The name is self-consciously religious—"Shepherds are guided by biblical principles and hold themselves to a higher standard," explains a marketing blurb).