Sentence examples for standard takes from inspiring English sources

The deeper problem of standardization is that generating a standard takes years, a time frame that is too long for any integration work.

draft standard takes no positions on policy.

Playing 18 holes, the game's standard, takes four and a half hours or more, not counting commuting or lunch.

André Balazs, the boldface hotelier who owns the Standard, takes credit for helping start the trend, which he says began in Southern California and is now going national.

Today's interview with Gordon Brown in London's Evening Standard takes the "human" angle, with the PM discussing Sarah Brown and his own loss of a child.

Physiologists, in fact, have calculated that rowing a two-thousand meter race — the Olympic standard — takes the same physiological toll as playing two basketball games back-to-back.

In December 2015 a new standard took effect through their entire supply chain.

The great statesman Charles-Maurice de Talleyrand urged the Assembly to look instead to an unchanging standard, taken from nature.

For years the standard take on Woolf was as the invalid lady of Bloomsbury, a frail, snobbish madwoman.

Adjustments under the gold standard took place continuously and smoothly — not, like today, wrenchingly and at great intervals.

Handsets became affordable, Europe was the biggest market for them and the old continent's standard took over the world.