Sentence examples for standards of very from inspiring English sources

Its trading prices are not made public.Even by the standards of very poor countries, Congo scores abysmally.

While fairly high by the standards of very poor countries, it is lower than the wages in Guangdong, where competition for skilled shoemakers has pushed up pay.

Even by the standards of the very corrupt sixteenth-century Church, this was shocking.

His final puzzle for the paper, published on 16 November 2013, was up to the standards of his very best.

The argument over engagement has a long pedigree, at least by the standards of a very young president.

Here at HuffPost, the story generated more than 150,000 reader comments, far and away a record even by the engaged standards of our very engaged readership.

The IMCI standards for referral of very sick children and for follow up visits were largely ignored.

I'm talking instead about the violation of an ethical standard, of the very "calling" of medicine.

"They knew [Cosmos] was the gold standard of a very unusual kind of science-based entertainment," she tells me.

He found the standard of play very high, stating: "Never in my life have I played harder than in Lancashire".

These imaging modalities are likely to become standard of care very soon and may further better define oligometastatic burden in future clinical trials.