Even by the standards of post-early-60s Cliff Richard, Congratulations was a terrible record.
Their ability to stage protests is, by the standards of post-Mubarak Egypt, limited.
Even by the demanding standards of post-Soviet Moscow, "Peter" ranks as a major eyesore.
Its activities have been geared towards helping property companies and social landlords improve the poor insulation standards of post-war German housing and commercial property.
Even by the standards of post-totalitarian nations, with their lingering paranoia and tendency to be consecrated to the memory of official ideology and legitimacy of power, this incident was quite stunning in its audacity.
Others think his government is hobbled by its cronies.By the standards of post-communist politics, Mr Jansa, a sardonic former dissident, is something of a class act; it is easy to imagine him chairing an EU summit.
That was far enough from the inflation target of 2.0% to trigger an apparently embarrassing public letter to the chancellor from Mervyn King, the bank's governor, to explain why it had happened.By the standards of post-war history, which often saw periods of double-digit inflation, the current rate may seem modest.
Even within the standards of post-politics careers for politicians, moving from environment minister to coal industry spokesperson is impressively cynical.
Standards of post-resuscitation care included airway management and mechanical ventilation, treatment of haemodynamic instabilities and arrhythmias, blood glucose control and temperature control with a temperature probe in the oesophagus.
We are at risk in some areas of the standard of post-stroke care regressing.
Blackstone's alternative-asset businesses were not alone in benefitting from the extremely low interest rates and lax lending standards of the post-September 11th and post-Internet-bubble economy.
