Sentence examples for standards in itself from inspiring English sources

Head teachers say academy conversion does not raise standards in itself.

"The fact that Turkey has not been given a date is a double standard in itself," Mr. Erdogan told journalists after talks with Mr. Rasmussen.

AWS was smart enough to recognize that Kubernetes is becoming an industry standard in itself, and that when it comes to build versus buy versus going open source, AWS wisely recognized that battle has been fought and won.

In addition, microscopy is not a perfect reference standard in itself, and the relative accuracy of RDTs and microscopy will depend to a large extent on the performance of the laboratory facilities and personnel available for microscopy.

The vote count was hair-raising, but the nine-week campaign was bland by Greek standards, which in itself marked a significant change from the past.

Adjusting to this European standard is in itself a logical step.

The TOE framework is effective when the technology mainly concerns protocols and standards in the technology itself [31] and other theories use a similar basis, such as diffusion of innovation (DOI) theory [32].

After being firebombed along with the rest of Dresden in World War II, the museum re-opened under communist hygienic standards in 1967, re-vamped itself again in 1990, and the current permanent exhibit has been on display since 2004.

It is clear, however, that he wanted to say very emphatically that to work for the Daily Mail or the Evening Standard was immoral in itself.

What is already clear is that the party that entered office promising to set higher standards in public life has let itself off far too lightly.

Mr. Bonbright said that previous attempts to create rating systems for NGO's have foundered on deep-seated suspicions about imposing standards in a field that prides itself on diversity and creativity.