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Example sentences for "certain standard"

  • A certain standard of quality or value for money.

  • Being of a certain standard as to strength; -- said of alcoholic liquors.

  • Unit of heat, the quantity of heat required to raise, by one degree, the temperature of a unit mass of water, initially at a certain standard temperature.

  • Beyond that minimum, there should be voluntary examinations on all subjects, at which all who come up to a certain standard of proficiency might claim a certificate.

  • Is it not almost a self-evident axiom, that the State should require and compel the education, up to a certain standard, of every human being who is born its citizen?

  • By the Public Health Act, 1891, the London County Council was empowered to make bye-laws enforcing a certain standard of sanitary accommodation in them, and did make them.

  • The only remedy is that the output of clerks should be restricted; no one should be allowed to become a clerk who has not reached a certain standard of efficiency.

  • These things imply a certain standard of prosperity in the circumstances of the child's birth.

  • It seemed to me then that to prevent the multiplication of people below a certain standard, and to encourage the multiplication of exceptionally superior people, was the only real and permanent way of mending the ills of the world.

  • She or the nurse must be of a certain standard of intelligence and education, trained to be observant and keep her temper, and she must speak her language with a good, clear accent.

  • All political life demands a certain standard of moral behaviour, of capacity to work for a common good, and an understanding of the results of our own and other people's actions.

  • But imagine, not that all citizens attained a certain standard of moral and intellectual behaviour, as the ideal demands, but that they were all perfectly good and perfectly wise, should we need any kind of government at all?

  • All I can do is to attempt to live up to a certain standard as fast as I have decided it to be best and to endeavor to drop off everything that pulls me down as soon as possible.

  • From now on any departures from a certain standard until I have changed that standard by thought and experience, I will consider in their proper light of weaknesses to be overcome.

  • After all I have been outraged and disgusted in the past after every fall from a certain standard and my love of books does die while I live.

  • The first step taken to carry out these objects was to prepare a "white list" of stores coming up to a certain standard.

  • The elaborate system of state insurance against sickness, accident, old age, and unemployment, now in operation in England and Germany is another governmental attempt to secure a certain standard of living for all.

  • There is much talk now of minimum wage legislation to guarantee laborers a certain standard.


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    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    certain bodies; certain branches; certain class; certain classes; certain distances; certain feeling; certain general; certain laws; certain moments; certain number; certain other; certain quantity; certain quarters; certain spot; certain standard; certain thing; certain times; certain tree; certain varieties; certain words; certainly true; great fool; having regard; lawful things; promise you; what sort