Sentence examples for the norm from from inspiring English sources

Parliamentary government became the norm from the 18th century onwards.

We want our parents to be the norm from which we deviate.

This kind of language is not the norm from a southern Democrat in a tough race in 2010.

The article implies that such periods are somehow out of reach now, yet they were the norm from the mid-1940's to the mid-70's.

I guess it seems dated, too, because Shabby Chic as an idea is now the norm, from what Martha Stewart makes to John Derian.

Until a genuine living wage and decent terms for staff become the norm from our high-street businesses, UK plc has a lot further to go.

They said they learn the norms from TV, friends or Internet.

Of the eleven studies with drawing pictures testing the correlations between modal name agreement, familiarity and visual complexity, five collected the norms from the same subjects [6], [7], [34], [36], [46].

Moreover, the L2−L∞ norm from the disturbance to the controlled output is reduced to a prescribed level and the state constraint requirement can also be guaranteed.

In addition to the subjective norm, the descriptive norm from Bandura's Social Cognitive Theory is an extension of the Theory of Planned Behavior [ 39].

Historically, polygamy was the norm, even from a Biblical perspective.