The consultant also said medical notes in the hospital were poor by modern standards.
Even the humble Big Mac, a lightweight by modern standards, contains 540 calories, exactly the same number as the Double Down.
The Air Accidents Investigation Branch (AAIB) said the aircraft, by modern standards, had "low stability and power margins and poor flight instrumentation".
By modern standards, Knost is something of a late bloomer as he didn't pick up a golf club until the age of 12.
As well as our re-evaluation of long dead heroes like Shackleton and Scott by modern standards, a different category of person is now feted.
By modern standards, it was the Stone Age.
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The illuminated celestial-meets-industrial scene of gold and aluminium leaf spheres and lines, modern by 1930s standards, had been obscured for decades by florescent lights that were modern by '60s standards.
Modern writers also seem not to notice that many of these vatic souls belonged to sects that were far weirder (by our standards) than any modern evangelical congregation.
He was probably right to ditch Adrian Hilton, a candidate in Slough whose idea that the European Union is a Roman Catholic plot proved too weird even by the Europhobic standards of the modern Conservative Party.
By any standards, let alone the debased standard of most modern economics, the essays are lucid and literate.
By any standards, "Coriolanus" is an ambitious undertaking, a modern-day interpretation of one of Shakespeare's meatiest but less frequently performed plays.
But there are concerns that doctrine could be flouted in favour of modern societal standards, that the Irish Church could atone for the sins of the past by appealing to the masses through a liberalisation.
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