Sentence examples for standard reader from inspiring English sources

He defines the Standard reader as "anyone who works in London", adding that it will "not be suburban".

— rather than, say, random vitriol, abject stupidity or violent outpourings — you know something is wrong, very, very wrong with the standard reader feedback structure of the Internet.

Why not throw in a standard reader, and let publishing houses peddle their goods to the consumer as musicians and application developers can? [PSGallery=14wplxog3h].

Today, the company is adding a newspaper-like view to this that showcases the most popular and interesting stories in any given feed, as well as a more standard "Reader" view that gives you a simplified view of your streams.

There were differences in the degree of agreement of each specialty with the reference standard reader according to the AUC analysis, but the ordering of agreement by specialty was the same for each infarct rating scale (Figure 1).

The slope of the lines indicating hematocrit values were adjusted to 1.14 times the slopes on the standard reader card on the basis of linear regression analysis described above.

But Evening Standard readers and those of other Tory papers have been reminded week after week that Khan has had some questionable connections with Islamic firebrands in his past, as well as nominating Corbyn for Labour leader (he was one of those who did it to broaden the contest and has since distanced himself from his leader).

The standard readers quite simply don't work for power users with 100+ feeds any more – and companies are trying very hard to find ways of sorting through this information for you before you start to read.

Audience estimates were as high as 500,000 and it finished second, above Radio One, in an Evening Standard readers' poll that year.

In the December 31 issue of The Weekly Standard, readers were encouraged to laugh at the news of Clinton's head trauma.

I would consider opening a street food van called something annoying like "The Batter Bros," where I'd sell tempura-fried pizza slices to Evening Standard readers and be earnestly praised for it.