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Meanings of high standard in English

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Usage of high standard in English
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Not so much, but that's also an extraordinarily high standard to best.
News.com.au
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Moreover, some of their programmes have been of a very high standard.
The Irish Times
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Maintaining a high standard of living is top of many people's agenda.
Independent.ie
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We have to hold ourselves to a high standard and play better.
Reuters
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The cricket was of a very high standard, against the world's best.
The Guardian
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In a struggling Chiefs team he's performed to a consistently high standard.
Radio NZ
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They reflect the very high standard of care and service we provide.
Independent.ie
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All have balconies, are bright and have a high standard of finish.
The Irish Times
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There isn't any very high standard among the crowd I mix in.
Walter and the Wireless
10
The construction is of Assos' typically high standard, though not as refined.
Wired
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At the same time his passion for work set a high standard.
The Worst Journey in the World / Antarctic 1910-1913
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From the very beginning Marconi had set a high standard for himself.
Stories of Inventors: The Adventures of Inventors and Engineers
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Among these two generations of Stanhopes a high standard of education prevailed.
The Letter-Bag of Lady Elizabeth Spencer-Stanhope — Volume 1
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Thus a literary style was evolved which soon reached a high standard.
Seven Icelandic Short Stories
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Is dancing, as usually conducted, compatible with a high standard of morality?
Barkham Burroughs' Encyclopaedia of Astounding Facts and Useful ...
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The black humour, by all accounts, is of a pretty high standard.
The Irish Times
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