Sentence examples for whose standard from inspiring English sources

By whose standard of accuracy?

Small families are now the norm for the Chinese, whose standard of living has risen above that of the people of India by many measures.

Ms. Wright does have flashes of believability as a woman whose standard for good motherhood goes only as high as preparing breakfast daily.

The figure is familiar from other Negroponte projects, whose standard operating mode is 100 minutes of hype from every minute of function.

Unusually for a politician whose standard rhetoric is characterised by wilful unwieldiness, Merkel's speech flowed freely, reaching for personal anecdotes and hyperbole.

True Djangophilia -- whose standard is set by Sinti Gypsy guitar players, like Reinhardt himself -- doesn't really mean building on Reinhardt's language.

Greeks, whose standard of living is dropping precipitously with no end in sight, have lost confidence that the bailout will actually save the country from default.

There is hardly a mineral-rich hellhole on the planet whose standard of living Afghans wouldn't gladly trade for their own.

But seeking professional help goes against the mentality of players whose standard reaction to missing a cut is to vow to work harder.

The women tried to walk a final stretch to the headquarters of the political party whose standard-bearer, Alassane Ouattara, won last November's election.

"Hillary may not explicitly tell us it's wrong for women to defend ourselves with guns.... Yet the so-called gun control movement, whose standard-bearer Hillary has become, is indeed permeated with extreme antigun ideology".