part of the norm

But then waiting on Sprewell has become part of the norm around the Knicks.

"Brass burns were just part of the norm."

And they provide part of the norm against which we can evaluate our attempts at organised, careful, refined, precise expression.

During the mid 1900s, doctors pushed for corrective therapy, which meant that gender behaviors that weren't part of the norm would be changed.

A world where crime is part of the norm and where women struggle to earn a living and have gangster boyfriends.

Changes such as extensions of working-class home- and share-ownership had been accepted as part of the norms of British life.

In an encyclopedia article such as this it is problematic to give undue weight to such studies, until these become common, or part of the norm, for metamaterials.

Legal literature formulated during the reign of Jayastithi Malla formulated a major part of the norm of Newar society.

We have so far seen that these conflicts are considered to be minimal because the convention is already part of the norms which the European Court of Justice in Luxembourg takes into account today and the convention will operate as a minimum standard.

It is part of the show's message, too, that works referring to sexual or gender issues, like the several selections by Ms. Kass, and the works by Ms. Cronin and Mr. Diaz, blend in as part of the norm.