Sentence examples for standards suggesting from inspiring English sources

The latest demonstrations in response to the government's new austerity measures have been largely peaceful and muted by Greek standards, suggesting that a majority of Greeks are now resigned to more fundamental change, the type that it has skirted for several decades.

All five goodness-of-fit statistics meet the fit standards suggesting that the model fits the empirical data.

All case study beaches were found to offer very high environmental standards, suggesting that management measures introduced by the GCA have improved beach quality.

"The ratio of house prices to rents—a kind of price-dividend ratio for housing—remains quite high by historical standards, suggesting that further price declines may be needed to bring housing markets into balance," said Janet Yellen, President of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, at a speech to the National Association for Business Economics.

At one point, Chai questions a regulator about rampant violations of China's fuel standards, suggesting that the MEP is failing to enforce the law -- and the bureaucrat agrees.

TFP performance was variable when compared to UNHCR standards, suggesting the need for targeted improvement efforts in some camps.

Sobinbank's 1998 annual report, the latest one written under international accounting standards, suggests it was a pocket bank, existing for the needs of its investors.

The results — almost pristine by Mr. Gehry's standards — suggest the casual confidence of an aging virtuoso rather than the brash innovation of a rowdy outsider.

National reading scores and history standards suggest that the general public might never get wind of this newly realistic Revolution, much less digest it.

Higher unemployment, tax rises and lower living standards suggested that a social and political crisis might follow the economic one.

Scandals over the care of vulnerable patients and hospitals that fall below acceptable standards suggest the service is more prone to failure than its uncritical admirers admit.