Sentence examples for standards of more from inspiring English sources

You can't judge it against the standards of more humanistic, conventional films.

By the standards of more famous Washington private schools, like Sidwell Friends or Georgetown Preparatory, the Heights is poor, little known and young — it was founded in 1969.

As proposals for E.P.A. fuel economy standards of more than 50 miles per gallon are floated in Washington, it is little wonder that automakers are ratcheting up the search for simple and cost-effective ways to squeeze every last bit of energy from available petroleum fuels.

Always we encounter, inescapably, the fact of higher standards, of more exacting choice.

The import of a modern construction industry was entirely detached from the local population and first housing typologies were thus mainly influenced by the common housing design and standards of more developed countries in the Middle East, such as Egypt and the Levant.

Jenny: While we all only visited one centre, it did seem that the group represented the industry standard of more males to females in attendance.

After completing the interview stage I felt that the selection process was not rigorous enough to reach the requisite standard of more traditional astronaut selection programmes.

It really goes against the industry standard of "more power" and Moore's Law, and came out of left field.

Vizio now prides itself on being able to answer emails in less than an hour, compared with what it said was an industry standard of more than a day.

Furthermore, among these three potential biomarkers, PCT proved to be the most contributor to the "new" standard of more severe disease but with a higher cut-off point than that usually suggested.

"It will lead to a collapse in standards of representation, more miscarriages of justice and more of the guilty going free".