Sentence examples for standard of a from inspiring English sources
Defending the so-called gold standard of "A" levels may be short-sighted t if it means 80% of our 18 year olds aren't confident or competent in handling the numerical data their lives will throw at them.
Orwell talks about the "gold standard" of a human operator who, intuitively, can spot anomalies.
A flag is a potent symbol, purporting to be the standard of a concordant nation.
"In my opinion the pitch is not up to the standard of a Uefa qualifier.
It often amazes me, the discrepancy between the standard of a project and the public's perception of it.
"They knew [Cosmos] was the gold standard of a very unusual kind of science-based entertainment," she tells me.
The simplest option is to scale down the existing standard of a fuselage with two fixed wings and a tail.
What scares me is that those who don't achieve the gold standard of a normal natural birth feel something has gone wrong.
Meals replete with vegetables, fruits and whole grains and a small serving of a protein-rich food remain the gold standard of a wholesome diet.
"I am appalled to think that the government is so conservative and timid in its thinking that it cannot even now contemplate abandoning the divisive and so-called gold standard of A-levels".
Dr Manning said the varied nature of the IB rather than recent concerns over the standard of A-levels was the reason why he had been thinking of changing "for many years".
