Sentence examples for standard from the from inspiring English sources

This lively and recognizable tune is a durable standard from the swing era.

That short-sighted solution simply drives the gold standard from the criminal justice system.

Last September, Microsoft failed to win enough support for its standard from the International Organization for Standardization.

Automakers hope to shift to a 42-volt battery standard from the current 14 volts within five years.

That perhaps requires more foresight and entails less certainty than a clearer standard from the Supreme Court would have demanded.

Big Oil has been opposed to the Renewable Fuel Standard from the beginning — after all, as more ethanol is blended into gasoline, the less oil it sells.

Still, that kind of bellicose language is almost standard from the North and was eclipsed by its outreach about the border and tourism.

In the United States a new diesel-fuel usage standard from the Environmental Protection Agency came into force in October for highway vehicles (trucks, buses, and automobiles).

After five months of electronic balloting, Microsoft failed to meet the two voting criteria to win a designation as an approved standard from the Geneva-based InthenatI.S.O.Organdzathen for StandardInternational Electrotechnical Commissionoral ElectrotechnI.E.CCommI.E.Cn, or I.E.C.

The return was of a much higher standard from the off, Watford taking the lead through a brilliant volley by Matej Vydra which would have been the highlight of many other games.

Faced with creating a circuit to handle math using EBCDIC, an I.B.M. data-encoding standard from the 1960s, Mr. Gelsinger tried to persuade a marketing executive that most of the programmers who used that mode would soon be dead.