Sentence examples for the prevailing norm from inspiring English sources

"So a lack of transparency and openness is still the prevailing norm," he said.

"This is in conformity with the prevailing norm in cooperatives," Mr. Shmulewitz said.

The prevailing norm 30 years ago was that the only accepted venue for sexual expression was marriage".

The article investigates whether the narrative of a pervasive presence of dynamic pricing provides a realistic description of hotels' online pricing behavior and thus challenges the view that dynamic pricing should be considered the prevailing norm for the industry.

A near absolute right of autonomy to decide about the disposition of organs and tissues has been the prevailing norm.

The prevailing norm at present, however, isn't one of them.

In other words, attempting to exercise normative competence (that is, to promote autonomy) relative to the prevailing norms entails adopting a set of norms that is oppressive to oneself.

By adopting the organizational designs favoured by experts (such as professors of management, management consultants, and professional bodies), an institution signals its conformity to the prevailing norms, thereby gaining approval from influential external groups.

It questions some of the prevailing norms of interaction among educators, and it offers coaching scenarios that demonstrate that the initial design and implementation of coaching initiatives can lead to resistance and misunderstanding of the power and benefits of coaching for all educators and administrators.

And Cameron's own choice of pursuing a historically controlled trial rather than an RCT was affected by the prevailing norms in the UK, where RCTs were less common.

Not only are they providing an alternative to people put off by the prevailing norms of the game, they are doing so in a manner which puts the women who play for them first.