Sentence examples for standard tide from inspiring English sources

Will the copywriters at Saatchi & Saatchi creating advertising for the coming test of Tide Basic — a version of Tide detergent, sold by Procter & Gamble, that will cost 20percentt less than standard Tide — be able to resist using slogans like "Basic will Tide you over till the recession is over"?

c The observed gravity changes (g0) obtained after standard corrections of tides, polar motion and the barometric effect.

Can new fuel economy standards turn the tide?

Merkel, facing a backlash against asylum seekers, ended months of speculation about whether she would again take up her party's standard as a populist tide rises across Europe.

Is any thought to the contrary the sort of moral relativism that sends society toward a place where personal ethical standards float on the tide of convenience?

But, says Antonio Carlos Ronca, the rector of Sao Paulo's Catholic University, the provao has forced slacker institutions to improve standards, or risk a tide of student defections to higher-scoring universities.

And so we get whole chapters wasted in combat against the tides of standard English usage, in which it is argued that having an "ideology" or "dogma" is not a form of extremism.

Like a line in the sand, an absolute poverty standard shows whether the economic tide is moving in or out.

Level 1 is dedicated to the reduction of the daily data files by applying standard or accurate corrections (earth tide, instrumental drift, atmospheric pressure).

And there was still room near the top for standards like Carl's "Ebb Tide," which hit the No. 5, courtesy of Phil Spector and the Righteous Brothers.

"Those were good levees, all built to a single standard," said John M. Barry, who wrote "Rising Tide," a book about the 1927 flood.