Sentence examples for standards of one from inspiring English sources

And though Pygmies are scorned as subhuman by other Congolese (for their miniature bodies and their abject lives, impoverished even by the standards of one of the poorest countries on earth), they were seen as a source of coveted knowledge and resilience.

We all know how the laudable artistic and intellectual standards of one age become the limiting conventions of the next.

"Firefighters support gender and cultural diversity but warn that political aspirations must not compromise the standards of one of the world's great urban fire and rescue agencies".

Like many MPs who know the truth of the events that led me to prison, and the double standards of one MP and the then director of public prosecutions, you extended a hand of friendship.

These rebels say their region has been ignored by the government and is underdeveloped, even by the already low standards of one of the poorest nations in the world.

And, what's his bold plan to improve the journalistic standards of one of the world's most respected business publications?

The great appeal of From Fatwa to Jihad is its pitiless observation and it is this which raises it above the easy standards of one-sided polemic.

Some of those affected have nevertheless questioned whether vulnerability can be determined by the standard of one's education.

Many parts of the country do not meet the generally accepted standard of one primary-care doctor for every 1,000 to 2,000 people, Dr. Starfield said.

Some clubs – see Raiders, Canberra, Bulldogs, Canterbury and Melbourne – have used the minimum standard of one top-five salary earner and 12 of their top 25 players in naming their squads.

They can also demand that they get paid back more than the standard of one times their money back.