Sentence examples for standards to drop from inspiring English sources

He never allowed his standards to drop".

Like mortgage lenders, credit-card companies found they had allowed lending standards to drop too far.

But Vardy continues to look like a man who will refuse to dwell on the plaudits and allow his standards to drop.

So are orphans, who are plentiful in Malawi because so many adults have died of AIDS.When a school takes in a horde of extra students from the poorest homes, you would expect standards to drop.

This one-sided "trade" relationship has hurt or killed industries, companies, factories and jobs here in the United States, while forcing wages and living standards to drop.

Dug in along the planet's last Maginot Line, this conscript band of diminished soldiers (rumors abound about malnourishment causing height/weight standards to drop below 5ft and 100lbs) is at best equipped with overhauled T-62 main battle tanks (the designator is indeed the initial production date, 1962) and artillery capable of annoying, but certainly not destroying, the neighbors.

Now, seven members must approve the addition of a base to the list instead of a simple majority, which remains the standard to drop an installation from the list or make any other alteration.

I don't want the standard to drop [and] there would be no point in doing something I didn't believe in".

The London Evening Standard is to drop its midday News Extra edition to focus on distribution of more up-to-date news for the evening commuter market, leading to up to 20 job losses.

Mark Braley, publishing analyst at Deutsche Bank in London, expects the Standard's sales to drop rapidly.

They haven't done anything wrong, so standard procedure is to drop them back in the nearest town.