Sentence examples for triple standards from inspiring English sources

"It amazes me that there are so many triple standards in this city when it comes to politics and race.

The mostly-unspoken rule that artists aren't supposed to talk about their businesses reveals plenty about how we tend to think of "art" and "business" as mutually exclusive – and have double (or even triple) standards about what artists are and are not allowed to say about their money and still be considered artists.

Changes in deuterium uptake were considered significant if they exceeded the triple standard deviation and/or passed a two-tailed, unpaired t-test (p < 0.05).

In our protocol, we consider changes in deuterium uptake to be significant if they exceeded the triple standard deviation and/or passed a two-tailed, unpaired t-test (p < 0.05).

Figure 4 shows an overview of all analyzed peptides after 240 min of HDX where significance was defined as changes in deuterium uptake that are bigger than the triple standard deviation and a p < 0.05 in an unpaired, two-tailed t-test.

"The key point is the double, triple, quadruple standards that the BBC seems to use in these things," said one well-placed insider.

Unless we accept double, triple, multiple standards, we are invisible to one another, and thus to ourselves.

The Basel III agreement will require banks to hold top-quality capital equal to 7percentt of their risk-bearing assets, more than triple current standards.

Indeed, the annual standard deviation of that constant-maturity zero portfolio since mid-1982 has been a sky-high 35%, nearly triple the standard deviation of the S&P.

The essence of the Boren-Danforth plan was the institution of a value-added tax, a kind of national sales tax, with the revenue used to eliminate the corporate income tax, triple the standard deduction and cut the payroll tax.

The aging stadium was not meant to last longer than 30 years, and was the subject of many renovations to meet minimum Triple-A standards.