Sentence examples for standards selling from inspiring English sources

The Piedmont High water polo team falls woefully short of these standards, selling cupcakes, caramel apples and lemon bars off campus in a flagrant act of nutritional disobedience.

The tickets, considered very expensive by Chinese standards, sold out days in advance.

That risk-taking comedy, crude even by R-rated standards, sold an estimated $8.4 million in tickets, a steep 73percentt drop from its No. 1 opening last weekend.

Among many other standards: sell your book to any publisher you wish, but you will never get more than 15 percent of net royalties on the hardcover edition.

The soundtrack from "Ray," an anthology of Ray Charles standards, sold 52,918 copies that week -- an increase of almost 130percentt over the previous week -- and almost 100 times the number of "Sideways" copies sold.

Credits certified by a competitor, the Gold Standard, sell for between $8 and $40 per ton, while offering additional standards for sustainable community development.

Standard Media International, publisher of the defunct high-technology magazine The Industry Standard, sold its customer list and other remaining assets today in bankruptcy court.

Verizon, which uses the CDMA standard, sells 20 models of "world phones" that have SIM cards for use overseas; typically, those phones are unlocked out of the box.

As we grew -- The Industry Standard sold more advertising pages in the year 2000 than any magazine in America -- we inherited some of the dot-com hubris as well.

The recombinant ovine IFN-gamma was quantified using the recombinant bovine IFN-gamma standard sold by Endogen, Thermo-scientific (Rockford, USA) and the anti-bovine mAbs clones CC330 and CC302b (AbD Serotec) in a species cross-reactive ELISA (personal communication with Sean Wattegedera, Moredun Research Institute).

That both standards are feeling the pains of introducing a new media, both standards are selling, but not well, and that the war is far from over.