Sentence examples for standards too that from inspiring English sources

We need standards, too, that require students to skillfully use digital media to gather and evaluate information from international sources, including through exchange with experts and peers from throughout the world who are accessible today through the click of a mouse.

Eventually, even the prudent relax their standards too - that's how risky behaviour drives out good when risk is rewarded.

There are some standard features too that help enhance the quality of images and videos.

The whole place is incredibly cheap by western standards too, though locals complained that a day's skiing was now the equivalent of £8 rather than the £2 it cost until recently.

The result is a move away from the complete excavation of sites towards a more selective, sampling approach.Belzoni's last laughIt is deeply ironic that it has taken so long for archaeologists, investigators of the relics of the past, to recognise that archaeological standards, too, are products of their time.

Do you find that setting standards too high by trying to do things too perfectly is a source of stress for you?

Those over 40 should note, too, that the standard Peek typeface appears to be 2-point Helvetica.

A compromise was struck after private banks and regulators warned that raising capital standards too quickly could choke lending and economic growth.

"I think if Jürgen wants to hold all the players to that standard, then he has to be held to that standard too," he said.

And it suits the lower standard, too: Clearly, something like that is news.

The New Yorker considers itself a leader in writing on culture and current events, and its poetry must meet that standard, too.