Sentence examples for superior standards from inspiring English sources

But the crew members on my ship, who lived in superior standards compared with many, didn't have much hope.

And in the past six to eight years, Democrats have sometimes campaigned on what they said were superior standards of ethics, transparency and honesty in government.

Chinese customers had remained off limits, because of fears that the superior standards of service and stronger marketing of foreign banks would quickly draw the most desirable customers away from Chinese banks.

Its compact size means it stores away easily, while the high-quality build insulates well and the two-burner grill with electric ignition make it a classy all-rounder for those who want superior standards on a smaller scale.

America, for example, was the first country to adopt colour television, which explains why American television still looks so bad today: other countries came to the technology later and adopted technically superior standards.

With respect to practitioner-related factors, several studies report superior standards of lithium monitoring for patients under the care of a psychiatrist [ 9, 11, 22] while others report no difference from the quality of monitoring undertaken by general practitioners [ 23, 24].

Summer-fall rates run from $250 a night for the superior standard room to $820 for the oceanfront suite.

"What integrity means for me is we shouldn't impose a single vow of monogamy as a superior standard for all relationships," Stacey said.

Philo goes on to suggest that, for all we know, this world "is very faulty and imperfect, compared to a superior standard".

However, no superior criterion standard for the assessment of nerve conduction tests is currently available, and the analysis involved comparison of different tests in the same population.

Having been treated poorly as refugees, these Hazaras have no lingering fondness for Iran, but they have benefitted from the country's superior educational standards.