Judged by the usual standards of policy, this is awful.
None of these books comes close to succeeding according to the usual standards.
Most of these people are not, by the usual standards, poor.
By the usual standards of corporate behavior under pressure, Ms. Schiller's departure was unusually swift.
Colquhoun believes that, according to the usual standards of medicine, acupuncture doesn't work.
That counts as being quite well fancied, by the usual standards of Ivory's Group One runners.
Second, the usual standards for suppressing speech are quite high courts mediate the conflicting claims based on extensive legal precedents.
He throws three days a week, and the work is not particularly demanding, at least not by the usual standards.
It should go without saying that this borders on the outrageous, even by the usual standards of music industry shortsightedness.
Submitted papers must meet the usual standards of the Journal of Economic Theory and will be refereed according to the usual JET procedures.
The suggestion that Mr Obama is confused about the merits of capitalism and is anti-business is beneath the usual standards of your newspaper.
