Sentence examples for standards result from inspiring English sources

Most standards result from decisions of committees in which manufacturers usually have the final say.

The lesson of just about every emerging economy China and Brazil today, Europeans before is that as economies grow, big public interventions aimed at lifting health, education and other standards result in rapid social gains.

Higher fuel economy standards result in lower tailpipe emissions.

These lax standards result in manufacturers marketing directly to criminals!

Sexism, misogyny and hetero-normative standards result in rape being largely understood as forcible vaginal penetration of a woman by a man.

Whereas the World Bank's operating standards result in proposed infrastructure loans taking years to negotiate and even longer to fully disburse, China has earned a reputation over the past couple of decades for being a full-service Daniel Plainview of international development, especially in Africa.

This disagreement of standards results in confusion of what is right.

Re "Enlightenment on Energy" (editorial, Oct. 22): The 1974 oil shocks led to the first fuel economy standards, resulting in both decreased consumption and imports.

Since the beginning, I have felt that the prison at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, has served only to reinforce the hatred felt by many toward the hypocrisy and double standards resulting from American actions abroad.

No standards yet: the lack of common standards resulted in several independent and hardly interoperable approaches.

Nobel Laureate Robert M. Solow notes that improved productivity "offsets the reduction in living standards' resulting from" a lower [employee] participation rate".