Sentence examples for standards scare from inspiring English sources
It could be that its demanding academic standards scare off the top prospects, but save for the occasional David Bailey, Loyola's roster has been mostly bereft of Chicago-area talent since Alfredrick Hughes led the Ramblers to their last N.C.A.A. tournament appearance in 1985.
"I suspect she was alluding to the fact that USA Track and Field and the U.S. Olympic Committee have done everything in their power to rid our sport of drugs and have upped the standards to scare off people who were cheating," Stember said.
The wave of foreclosures, coupled with tighter lending standards, has scared off many would-be purchasers from the market, which has entered its worst slump in decades.
The high standards did not scare the husband-wife team of Paul and Cassandra Hazen from opening Hotel Luca, in December 2009.
Upmarket, chic clientele and a little pricey by local standards, although nothing to scare you if you come from a large town in Western Europe or the US.
It's easy to scare people in the name of precaution; science sets a higher standard.
-- They claimed that federal low sulfur standards for fuel (Tier 3) would cost close to 25 cents a gallon - a number sure to scare motorists.
Raising living standards for ordinary workers is hard: you need to either get wages growing or talk about things that scare politicians, like "redistribution" and "taxes".
