Sentence examples for standard made from inspiring English sources

At the outbreak of World War II, The Standard made her a war correspondent.

"Patients deserve to have this review standard made transparent," she said.

The publisher said that the Evening Standard made a profit of £5m last year.

He continued: "Nowhere are the costs of achieving such a standard made part of that initial calculation".

Unlike the Independent, the Evening Standard made a profit of £1m in the year to September 2012, according to Lebedev.

The Standard made a number of serious and misleading claims that were immediately picked up by other newspapers.

This double standard makes enemies.

Quick and advanced search facilities are now standard, making them ever easier to use.

In addition, the ratings provide a consistent measurement standard, making comparisons possible.

Hollywood and the industries have not decided on a copy-protection standard, making the whole agreement hollow, some analysts say.

However, its status of a standard makes its use unavoidable.