Sentence examples for standards of course from inspiring English sources

By Internet standards, of course, both of these companies are granddaddies.

Standards, of course, vary depending on the night, and are more stringent on weekends.

The Yankees do not always meet their standards, of course; their history is littered with stars who had terrible off-field vices.

Writers have to resist contextualizing literature only in terms of contemporary standards, of course — so I wasn't exactly exempt from this situation.

I've reviewed the following helmets on how they look and feel, and haven't crash tested them, though they all meet UK helmet safety standards, of course.

Either way, it's a small one by New York standards, of course, of importance, really, to just one block and not even the entire block at that.

He is even writing a book — on the gold standard, of course.

Neutrality is a controversial standard, of course, and the precise way in which liberal theory is committed to a requirement of neutrality is complex and controversial (see Raz 1986, 110 64, Waldron 1993, 143 67).

All this is pretty standard, of course.

Mark Lee, chief commercial officer, Intamac Standards are of course important, but it will take some time yet for standards to be universally adopted or any single/set of standards to become ubiquitous - if ever.

That is impressive tipstering, by any standards, and of course shows that Messrs McGrath and Corrigan really know their stuff.