Sentence examples for standard success from inspiring English sources

A trend in recent exhibitions a show of nineteen-twenties German portraits at the Met, in 2006, and a revisit to the Bauhaus at MOMA and an Otto Dix retrospective at the Neue Galerie, both in the past year looks beyond the standard success story of modern art to its untidy background of dashed hopes and tainted aspirations.

A trend in recent exhibitions — a show of nineteen-twenties German portraits at the Met, in 2006, and a revisit to the Bauhaus at MOMA and an Otto Dix retrospective at the Neue Galerie, both in the past year — looks beyond the standard success story of modern art to its untidy background of dashed hopes and tainted aspirations.

The values for marginal bone resorption recorded in this study at 1, 5, and 10 years (not exceeding 0.2 mm/year of bone loss after the first year) are within the accepted standard success criteria for implants.

In conclusion, where there are workforce shortages and at large endoscopic practices where colonoscopies are handled by doctors with different levels of training and experience, the extensive use of propofol enables the standard success rate for screening colonoscopies to be approached.

Reproductive confidence can only be communicated to the public, provided that: (1) evidence on potential risks is acquired; (2) truthful and accurate information is provided to the couples through reproductive or genetic counselling (as appropriate); and (3) quality of laboratorial and clinical services is closely monitored by accreditation and use of standard success-rate endpoints.

Today, the Wildcats are the standard of success.

At mass merchants, a higher standard of success -- and a faster rate of sale -- is expected.

But the gold standard for success was "Florodora," a British musical import at the Casino Theater.

"The standard of success isn't whether the first treaty out of the box sails through," he said.

And yes, too, in that, judging from the unusual standard of success for this technique, it seems to work.

Instead, the standard of success was to be anything that was not as bad as last year's presidential election.