Sentence examples for standards made from inspiring English sources

But low—"subprime"—credit standards made default more likely.

The Franks said the vagueness of the standards made them hard to meet.

The parliamentary commission on banking standards made a good stab at it last week.

John Tierney suggests that the 1978 fuel-economy standards made vehicles lighter and thus less safe.

His kind spirit, generosity and high moral standards made him a unique force for good.

Meeting Mrs. Shemtov's standards made this class her most challenging, Ms. Jinich said.

Nor have those standards made a mark on other lifestyle reality series focusing on African-Americans.

But changes in the phonology of Greek, and perhaps declining educational standards, made these metres difficult to handle.

The decline in lending standards made things worse, but the housing situation was going to be bad regardless.

Their clinical skills and attitudes shaped my early career and their exacting standards made a significant impression on my practice.

It is extraordinary to find legislation like this being proposed more than 60 years after the adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights - as well as many subsequent international laws and standards - made it clear this type of discrimination is unacceptable.