Sentence examples for unusual standard from inspiring English sources

And yes, too, in that, judging from the unusual standard of success for this technique, it seems to work.

In measuring its success, Mr. Berk added, Participant sometimes resorts to an unusual standard: On losers, the company assesses whether Mr. Skoll could have exerted more impact simply by spending his money philanthropically.

For the price/book ratio, he used a more unusual standard: He believed that the P/E ratio multiplied by the P/B ratio should be no greater than 22.

He argued that prosecutors were holding him to an unusual standard because of his client's race and Muslim faith.

His career arc makes him a somewhat unusual standard-bearer: Mr. Keller became a preacher after serving a sentence in federal prison for insider trading, as he says in a biography posted on his Web site.

North Korea's state-controlled media were more subdued, but by its unusual standards, extraordinarily positive about engagement with the south.

"At that moment, I was convinced that even if reunification doesn&apos t happen right away, we may see it happen in the near future". North Korea's state-controlled media were more subdued, but by its unusual standards, extraordinarily positive about engagement with the south.

On one day, we will give you the double forehead slapper of Patriots Coach Bill Belichick doing a reasonable public impersonation of a human being and the Yankees pariah Alex Rodriguez pulling a public relations whopper out of his deep bag of tricks that is mind-bendingly bizarre even by his epically unusual standards.

On Wednesday, the Ninth Circuit will hear oral arguments on whether to apply the cruel-and-unusual standard in two more three-strikes cases involving offenders with violent backgrounds.

Finding the Unusual The standard brands of Irish whiskey -- Jameson, Bushmills and Midleton -- can be found in good liquor stores.

– High levels of female participation – near 50% – which is unusual in standard gaming.