Sentence examples for standardised appearance from inspiring English sources
The common thread tying the tales of intolerance together seems to be that anyone who doesn't conform to a standardised appearance is made to feel like a criminal.
The U1 chimneys replaced the standard N class type on the earlier locomotives, which, along with the removal of the piston tail rods on the earlier batches, created a truly standardised appearance.
Third, it was argued that the standardised appearance of the packs would make them easier to counterfeit 16 and that this combined with the reduced valuing of brands would lead to an increase in the use of contraband cigarettes, once again disadvantaging retailers and advantaging 'criminal gangs' purported to be widely involved in its distribution.
Clearly, the true impacts of standardising the appearance of all legitimate cigarette packs on the market remain unclear.
Despite the standardised attempts to report mpMRI (PI-RADS v 2) [7], some para-physiologic appearances of the prostate gland can mimic cancer.
Standardisation – we dissected every step of our business and standardised it.
It should be standardised.
Was its wording standardised?
Only in one sense are they standardised.
Which, really, of course, means: not standardised south-east.
