Sentence examples for to be standards from inspiring English sources

We expect there to be standards met and we expect there to be measurement.

Common to all at the BBC have to be standards of decency and respect.

The heartfelt outpourings of this brainy, driven, hypersensitive, self-conscious introvert deserve to be standards, but still aren't.

He reads from a speech by New York's first education commissioner, Andrew Draper, delivered in 1912: "There will have to be standards here, and they will have to be upheld, even though the powerful would break them down".

There need to be standards of how fast repairs will be made and local housing officers (the few there are) need more power to make sure houses are fit for purpose – not damp-ridden, unsafe holes".

There will have to be standards to ensure these mega-powerful information distribution systems aren't at risk of being gamed or being biased or otherwise misused.

Today, they are too weak to be standard-setters.

And the way that manifests is not going to be standard robot stuff.

Also, Toyota makes you pay extra for items that ought to be standard.

(The drives will continue to be standard equipment on Dell's business line of PC's).

The system is scheduled to be standard equipment on most Toyota and Lexus vehicles next year.