Sentence examples for usual standard for from inspiring English sources

Both teams were keen, but nowhere near World Cup level, my usual standard for watching soccer.

The usual standard for lawsuits has been that players involved assume a certain amount of risk, unless the others in the game seem deliberately and recklessly trying to wound them.

Some reports tie him to the failed idiot underwear bomber, but being part of a failed plot seems not to rise to the usual standard for capital punishment.

(BSID-II) [ 9] were the usual standard for outcome measurement.

The usual standard for microscopic examination for parasite prevalence is based in the observation of 50 fields.

The Google director of privacy in product and engineering, Alma Whitten, wrote on the company's official blog: "The launch of Google Buzz fell short of our usual standards for transparency and user control – letting our users and Google down.

Chief Justice Roberts, reciting the usual standards for granting a stay of a lower-court decision, said there was "a reasonable probability" that the Supreme Court would agree to hear the case.

The company also admitted that the launch of Google Buzz "fell short of our usual standards for transparency and user control letting our users and Google down".

That the Heat are the best team in the NBA and could well remain so for a long time doesn't in any way mitigate the fact that, even by the usual standards for the NBA's sour and over-determined dynasty aspirants, these guys seem kind of dickish.

Thus, the participant-to-variable ratio is >5, meeting usual standards for factor analysis (Hatcher, 1994; Bryant and Yarnold, 1995).

It's something beyond the usual standard of cohesion for a serious postbop band, with a feeling both effortless and hard-won.