Sentence examples for standardising forces from inspiring English sources

In his many provocative utterances about 'industrial' wine, and the role he played in the Jean de Florette-style machinations that kept Californian giant Mondavi from establishing itself on his patch in the early 2000s, he was a key opponent of the standardising forces of globalisation.

Science – and other institutions, education included – have a constricting and standardising effect, she says.

It is centralising and standardising.

Americans had better give up any ideas of standardising the MBA to the US template.

PwC Sustainable Business Solutions works with the UN CEO Water Mandate to draft guidance for standardising corporate water disclosure.

He added: "Standardising and centralising decision-making has been counterproductive for banks and the wider economy.

This could involve standardising parts across manufacturers.

Again, standardising approaches in how this is done can be very valuable.

Between the 60s and the late 90s, standardising, if necessary, would have been very difficult.

We didn't standardise the amount of force used for measurement of passive RoM.

Agonists (300 μl) were delivered using the auto-injector of the luminometer so as to standardise the speed and force of injection between experiments.