Sentence examples for standards of recent from inspiring English sources

By the standards of recent years, that's a healthy clip.

The Roberts court is, then, conservative by the standards of recent history.

EVEN by the standards of recent periods of extreme weather, this summer has been a doozy.

But by the standards of recent history the over-valuation is trivial.

By the standards of recent Republican rhetoric, the speech was no red-meat stem-winder.

By the standards of recent years, many elected officials have been slow to endorse.

These loans are typically 30-year fixed-rate products, but they require only a small down payment, as low as 3.5percentt — significantly less than the 20percentt standard of recent months.

Any "notable shortfall in economic performance from the exemplary standard of recent years runs the risk of reviving mistrust of market-oriented systems, even among conventional policy makers," Mr. Greenspan said, returning to a theme he last addressed at a Fed conference in Jackson Hole, Wyo., in August.

Old (sorry, wealthy) even by the standard of recent returning rappers, the Chicago native has weathered a few different storms and prevailing trends, his peaceful and occasionally preachy vibes (along with Erykah Badu he was one of the affiliates of the "Soulquarians" collective) tempered by his calm baritone flow.

Still, even with the margin suggested by this poll -- which would be considered wide by the standard of recent New York elections -- the results suggest abundant reasons for concern by Mrs. Clinton and hope for Mr. Lazio as they enter the last eight days of their contest.

And many diplomats and military officers alike agree -- although they are reluctant to say so out loud, because they remember the Vietnam-era slogans about old men dreaming up battles for young men to die in -- that the zero-casualty standard of recent years has been counterproductive.