Sentence examples for to conforming from inspiring English sources
verb
To act in accordance with expectations; to behave in the manner of others, especially as a result of social pressure.
That's the smallest spread level relative to conforming 30-year fixed loans since mid-2007.
They have corruption there too.' People are so used to conforming – we grew up in the Soviet era.
*In addition to conforming to state standards for reading and math, the states would also be required to set "challenging content standards in history and science".
"I wouldn't be too shocked to see them expand a little more, meaning jumbos will become a little more expensive over the course of the next couple months," he said, noting that there is little confirming evidence (such as additional liquidity in the market) for why jumbos should be as low as they are relative to conforming mortgages.
What's of most interest in this damp squib of a story is Google's haste and apparent allergy to conforming to extant regulations.
The most efficient one is the so called Force Density Method (FDM), proposed by Schek, which allows to conforming cable nets for structural applications without requiring any further assumption, neither on the geometry, nor on the material properties.
It refused to conform to clothing stereotypes.
Each seems to conform to a stereotype.
To this end, he decides to conform.
I don't have to conform".
Willing to conform to the tribe.
