Sentence examples for whose standard are from inspiring English sources

Notice with whose standard are you measuring yourself?

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

There's D'yan Forest, a seventy-four-year-old stand-up comedian, whose standard is "Thank Heaven for Senior Sex" (after Maurice Chevalier) and whose act sometimes includes penis puppets.

A variation of the Royal Standard of Scotland is used by the heir apparent to the King of Scots, the Duke of Rothesay, whose standard is the Royal Standard of Scotland defaced with an Azure coloured plain label of three points.

On whose standards are you judging these women?

But whose standards are we judging it by?

"We're dealing with people whose standards are different," she said.

Some are listed on the advice of friends whose standards are high.

Hodgson, whose standards are English, says his friend the senator drinks merely a proper amount.

I would hate to live in a country where some measure of achievement whose standards are never really stated (but the government usually administers the test) determines my course of action.

Since then, regulators have worked to make banks account for their loan portfolios in a way that makes clear just how much those loans are worth.The world's two big accounting-standards setters are America's Financial Accounting Standards Board FASBB) and the International Accounting Standards Boards (IASB), whose standards are used by dozens of countries, including almost all of Europe.