Norm

The norm of not interrupting others during a conversation is an important aspect of good communication.

In some cultures, it's considered a norm to bow as a sign of respect.

The pronunciation of the "r" sound at the end of words is a norm in some British English accents.

The use of the subjunctive mood is a norm in Spanish grammar.

The use of double negatives is a norm in some African American English dialects.

The use of pitch accent is a norm in Tokyo Japanese.

The dropping of the final "g" sound in gerunds is a norm in many Southern U.S. dialects.

The use of the word "ain't" is a common norm in some English dialects.

The use of honorifics in Japanese is a norm for showing respect.

The use of contractions is a norm in informal English.

The use of the "schwa" sound in unstressed syllables is a norm in Standard American English.

The norm for a rock concert is usually higher than that of a classical music performance.

The noise from the party was above the norm, which annoyed the neighbors.

The average person speaks at a norm of 60 decibels.

The norm for an airplane taking off is around 140 decibels.

The norm for a jackhammer is around 130 decibels.

The TV volume was set to the norm of 70 decibels.

The norm for a classroom is typically around 50 decibels.

The norm for a fire alarm is around 120 decibels.

The ambulance siren can reach a norm of 120 decibels.

The rock concert reached a norm of 110 decibels.

The norm for a train passing by can be as high as 100 decibels.

The norm for a quiet library is around 40 decibels.

The noise level in the library was way below the norm.

The norm for a motorcycle engine is around 85 decibels.

The music at the concert was at a comfortable norm.

The construction site is above the norm at 90 decibels.

The norm for a chainsaw is about 110 decibels.

When driving, it's the norm to obey traffic signals and signs.

In some families, it's the norm to have dinner together every night.

The norm is to tip your waiter or waitress after a meal.

There is a norm to stand up when the national anthem is played.

In a courtroom, there is a norm to address the judge as "Your Honor."

In school, the norm is to raise your hand when you have a question.

In sports, it's the norm to shake hands with the opposing team after the game.

When attending a wedding, it's the norm to dress in formal attire.

The norm in this company is to dress in business casual attire.

It's not the norm to talk loudly in a library.

The norm in academic writing is to cite your sources.

In certain cultures, it's the norm to bow as a sign of respect.

There is a norm to silence your phone in a movie theater.

The norm is to wear a suit and tie to a job interview.

In some religions, it's the norm to attend church or temple every week.

It is the norm to greet your elders with respect.

It's the norm to wait your turn in line at the grocery store.

Good communication skills are a norm for success in customer service jobs.

Building a strong network is a norm for success in the entertainment industry.

Punctuality is a norm for success in a job interview.

Practicing regularly is a norm for success in sports.

Innovation is a norm for success in the tech industry.