Sentence examples for that exacting standard from inspiring English sources

By that exacting standard "Mourning Diary" is literature indeed.

The decision, in a closely watched case, clarifies the exacting standard that domestic abuse victims must meet to win asylum.

It balances the integration of proven technology and innovation to deliver a system that meets the exacting standards of a car as prestigious as the BMW 6 Series Coupé.

That is less than LHCb's result of one in 2,000, and well below the exacting standard of one in 3.5m required to claim discovery in particle physics.

But many of these responses go uncredited if they do not fit the exacting standard of the mark scheme.

The best reason for a movie to exist is the pleasure it provides, and by this exacting standard, "By the Sea" is one of Hollywood's few star-centered successes to have been released this season.

Adams steers a middle road between "no character traits at all" and the exacting standard of the Aristotelian conception of virtue which, because of its emphasis on phronesis, requires a high level of character integration.

Despite their having analysed some 380 trillion collisions between protons since the LHC got cracking in earnest in 2010, CERN's researchers have yet to see signs of the Higgs in an individual experiment that meet their exacting standard of having only one chance in 3.5m of being a fluke.

"From the Land of the Moon" isn't in the same league, though I'm leery of comparing leagues in the first place: Why lump filmmakers together simply because they're female — and why hold Garcia to a more exacting standard than that of the numerous male-directed mediocrities that have been slotted into competition without a second thought?

But the federal government clearly needs to set a higher bar for these programs and promptly cancel the contracts of those that do not reach an exacting standard.

But such are the exacting standards of the club under Ferguson.