Sentence examples for standard status from inspiring English sources

It's achieved standard status.

Although mensch, from the German via Yiddish for "person of integrity and honor," is classed as "colloquial" by the O.E.D., it has earned standard status in Merriam-Webster and Webster's New World dictionaries.

The orchestrations are lush, but, thanks to the arranger and conductor Carlos Franzetti, they never lack rhythmic thrust; some songs, particularly the Ginastera ballad "Vidala," cry out for standard status.

The Criterion Collection, meanwhile, takes a safer punt on Here Comes Mr Jordan (Sony, 15), 1941's winsome reincarnation romcom (remade by Warren Beatty as Heaven Can Wait) that has perhaps lost some of its Great American Standard status in recent decades.

It's a page filled with Android apps, but along the top are the standard "Status", "Photo", and "Check In" buttons that will be familiar to any Facebook user.

It follows Facebook testing a bunch of new standard status update prompts like "What's going on, Josh?" and the somewhat creepy "How are you feeling, Josh?" Along with being fun for users, it could be a big help to advertisers, though Facebook tells me it's not piping this data into its ad engine just yet.

"More than 90percentt of this will be a pretty standard status-of-forces agreement," said one senior official involved in drafting the American proposal.

Punk makes me feel like I can do anything, because the walls I see around me aren't real; religion, politics, standards, status quos punk rock takes the power away from all those preordained establishments.

Soon thereafter, the gold-standard status of bisulfite modification to study DNA methylation prompted the generation of microarray platforms exploiting this chemical to study methylated cytosines.

Taxane administration resulted in absolute improvements in 5-year DFS/OS of 5% and 3%, respectively, which is comparable to the reduction obtained with anthracyclines and reported in the Early Breast Cancer Trialists Collaborative Groupp meta-analysis [ 8], which established taxanes' gold-standard status in the adjuvant setting.

Subjects were followed until the earliest of the last data collection date at the practice, date of diagnosis of a cancer other than non-melanoma skin cancer, date of subject transfer out of the practice, date the practice lost its up-to-standard status or its link to HES or ONS data, date of record indicating institutional residence, date of death, or 31 December 2011.