Sentence examples for standards that has from inspiring English sources

A prominent red-shirt leader and opposition member of Parliament, Jatuporn Prompan, raised a complaint of double standards that has been a running theme throughout the protests.

Wages are finally expected to outpace inflation in 2014, bringing to an end the relentless decline in living standards that has characterised the post-recession period.

The result is a bagel that is fairly petite by today's standards, that has decent chew, excellent flavor, and manages to be dense without being leaden.

And by historical standards, that has been especially true in recent years.Falls in the prices of new technology are nothing new: every technological revolution from steam and railways to electricity and cars has enjoyed large cost savings.

The spirit of devotion, faith, and respect for moral standards that has throughout the centuries pervaded the subcontinent's social structure is continuously represented in South Asian painting and sculpture.

Lucent's wireless equipment is based on a different format -- code division multiple access, or C.D.M.A. -- which some other American carriers prefer, and which is one of the standards that has been adopted for China's potentially huge wireless market.

These formats are standards that have been accepted and propagated by standards-setting organizations (SSOs).

The flags that now dip are also standards that have fallen.

VGA are DVI legacy computer standards that have been replaced by DisplayPort.

"For better or worse, there aren't any standards that have been set out.

"There really are no standards that have been universally accepted, and it's a major problem".