Sentence examples for standards making from inspiring English sources

There are no rules or standards, making every race different.

In addition, banks tightened lending standards, making it harder for builders to get financing for projects.

Other banks are tightening their standards, making student loans harder to get.

After Katrina, the corps revised its protection standards, making defenses more effective but also far more expensive.

Thanks to reduced masterpoint standards, making the rank easier to achieve, the annual increase is now averaging 2,500.

The industry has yet to come up with standards making it easy to create unified networks from the competing technologies.

Tougher capital standards make sense.

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

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

"Our civilized standards make life too difficult for the majority of human organizations," he writes.

These standards make it very difficult for developments that are being sold before construction is finished.