Sentence examples for the current norm from inspiring English sources

Since validated tools are scarce (Cruess et al. 2006), combining currently available instruments has become the current norm (Schuwirth and van der Vleuten 2004; van Mook, Gorter et al. 2009).

And at some point Mr. Glasper began to notice that his trio's following skewed younger and more African-American than the current norm in jazz.

As is the current norm, most of the D.J.'s used the computer program Serato, meaning they didn't have to bring a crate of vinyl.

Our aspirations too tend to reflect the current norm and, with relatively few women in key roles, women's unconscious beliefs about career advancement could be holding them back from reaching the top.

It was chosen because the Belgian government provided the buildings and hoped to increase property prices in what is actually a slightly depressed area where the current norm is a multiple occupancy houses inhabited by immigrants.

Especially for older buildings, the rule could require that developers keep more than 20 percent of their annual budget in reserve — much more than the current norm of 10 percent for condos.

I was just very honest, and therein lay my distinction; I was, in relation to the current norms of mankind, almost unbelievably honest.

Discussions of masculinity need to acknowledge that a significant minority of men do very well out of the current norms, and they are likely to be the ones who attain wealth, influence and power.

Asked directly about their approach to the White House, however, Clinton voters say by an 18-point margin, 49percentto31percentcenthathat it's more important for Trump's opponents to do everything they can to oppose his policies than it is to respect the current norms of the American political system.

However, the current norms of research ethics approvals [see e.g. [ 2]] do not encourage such designs.

In the examples that we have highlighted, conducting research within oppressed populations stretches the current norms of medical ethics as well as stretching the current capabilities of international law.