Sentence examples for standards of having from inspiring English sources

"I'm hardly raking in the bucks, but it was, by my standards of having been a musician," he said, a princely amount.

They would rather feel good about themselves than maximize (even legitimately) their profit, and they would rather not have more of something than run the risk, even if the risk is small by actuarial standards, of having significantly less.

While it is true that it is still fairly primitive by the standards of having holograms or being face-to-face in more complex ways, I think you're going to find this is an example of how we can rethink learning….

Earlier, the Mets revealed their plan to shift to a six-man rotation, subverting the accepted standard of having five pitchers who work every fifth day.

Whose standards of beauty have I momentarily met?

Consumers do complain that standards of service have fallen.

Africa's standards of governance have generally been improving.

Rappers, uniquely burdened by vague standards of authenticity, have cultivated complex, performative autofictions.

The statement continued: "Thanks to our legal victories, our standards of membership have been sustained.

Despite some ugly setbacks, its economy and standards of governance have been improving.

Standards of living have obviously improved greatly over generations, making then-and-now comparisons difficult.