Sentence examples for standards news from inspiring English sources

As an architect who has been involved in New York City school design, I applaud Schools Chancellor Harold O. Levy's decision to throw out the outdated construction standards (news article, May 3).

I strongly disagree with the claim by Richard P. Mills, New York State's education commissioner, that "when people say, 'the standards are great, but I don't like this testing regimen,' that's really an attack on the standards" (news article, July 7).

The result is a news engine that is significantly more timely than common news aggregators like Google News and Yahoo's standard news site.

As a doctor, you know that full treatment of any new procedure like this requires reports far longer than any standard news story — some of my stories on carotid stenting in the business section have been twice as long and even then they have run only after editors cut substantial amounts of what I submitted.

All those Netscape users were used to seeing a standard news page, though, and didn't quite know what to do at the new site.

In other words, a more standard news format with the niggling issues of getting standard news formats right.

A TV news studio will be built on the editorial floor next to the Evening Standard news desk.

Their self-interest, he says, makes them more mainstream than any standard news source could possibly be.

Anyway, Jon Chait objects:Standard news practice is to simply keep using terms that have come into the public discourse and gained wide usage even if it is not the most technically accurate or neutral term.

I wrote a fairly standard news feature for the the A.P. that led with one of the mysteries linked to the manuscript — the unexplained disappearance of 200 of its pages.

Little else in the show — fine old cityscape photographs by Berenice Abbott, standard news shots of tired firemen and the like, subsequent well-intentioned but feeble art — surprises the heart.