Sentence examples for standards indeed from inspiring English sources

Yet interest rates remain low by historical standards; indeed, they're lower now than they were in the spring of 2009, when those dire warnings began.

The current owners have hardly changed a thing (despite that, at 2,500 square feet, the house is small by present-day standards); indeed, Mr. Barnes's only gripe is that another house now stands across the road.

But it would be a mistake to hold Penn's article to normal journalistic standards (indeed, in an interview with the Times, the publisher of Rolling Stone, Jann Wenner, made it clear that he did not believe he needed to apply them).

Since 1999, when Musharraf seized power in a bloodless coup — he is still Commander-in-Chief of the Army — promising to bring "true" democracy, law and order, and economic revival, Islamabad has been unusually quiet, even by its own somnolent standards; indeed, across the country the government has faced surprisingly little opposition.

Nursing's official pronouncements, policy directives, mission and vision statements, strategic plans, nursing philosophies and the like invariably proclaim our commitment to the highest standards (indeed to excellence), to patient safety, to quality care, to collegiality, to mutual respect, to 'patient-centredness', to patient advocacy and more.

Whose standard, indeed, should prevail?

And on that score, we will be held to a high standard, indeed.

So maintaining the lockbox is not a high standard; indeed, a minimum standard would also put the surplus of the Medicare hospital insurance fund in the box.

That is not the constitutional standard; indeed, the Supreme Court has said that "technical legal knowledge" is not required.

Still, it's not all bad news as said party line is of a very high standard indeed and Halo 4 has been crafted with exceptional aplomb.

By "modelling standards" and, indeed, the cruel eye of social media – she was publicly, brutally fat-shamed last year on Instagram.