par

Definition:
1. (golf) the standard number of strokes set for each hole on a golf course, or for the entire course.
2. A state of being essentially equal or equivalent; equally balanced.
3. Make a score (on a hole) equal to par.

Use 'par' in a sentence:

• 1. These two novels are too different to put on a par with each other.
• 2. He has been a meticulous manager, a manager par excellence.
• 3. Lo and behold, their bonds would go up because people had discovered that you might be entitled to buy at par.
• 4. Formal Derivation of the Minimum Spanning Tree Algorithm with PAR Method.
• 5. It rarely makes sense to buy at that high a price for them to be satisfied with being paid off only at par (the full value of the bond).
• 6. He said long hours are par for the course.
• 7. Starting early and working long hours is par for the course in this job.
• 8. Falling, after all, is par for the course.
• 9. In science it is on a par with Jordan, poorer still.
• 10. Dr. Boris Sidis was a Russian-born psychiatrist who enjoyed considerable prestige; some placed him on a par with Pierre Janet and Morton Prince.
• 11. The new method can reduce the PAR of OFDM effectively without needing side information.
• 12. Investors bought the issue at 105% of par.
• 13. Bresson is par excellence the Catholic filmmaker.
• 14. This currency exchanges at par.
• 15. Parts of Glasgow are on a par with the worst areas of London and Liverpool for burglaries.
• 16. The Primary Research of PAR Applied to MIS Development Method.
• 17. Teaching in some subjects has been well below par.
• 18. Your performance has to be sub-par.
• 19. I don't think his ability is on a par with yours.
• 20. He was five under par after the first round.
• 21. The quality of your work is well above par.
• 22. Conclusion The immune function of the patients with PAR is abnormal.
• 23. Performance though improving is still not at par with the relational data.
• 24. Sales of nylon have been below par in recent years.
• 25. This paper aims to provide a new approach in the software automation based on PAR method.
• 26. This is par for the course in the mutual-fund industry.
• 27. The syndrome is more likely to strike those whose immune systems are already below par.
• 28. For companies that could pay you back, but their bonds are trading below par, probably because they have a low coupon.
• 29. She went round the course in three below par.
• 30. In China PAR is still in the basic research stage, many basic problems need to be studied.
• 31. “ Par in parem imperium non habet ” is an indisputable legal maxim in the world.
• 32. Would they put my interests on par with their own?
• 33. In this regard the absurd joy par excellence is creation.
• 34. A: Yes, your last shipment wasn't up to par.
• 35. If they were late, we had the prospect of getting par quickly.
• 36. China's code is now on par with similar codes in seismically active areas of the world.
• 37. When a golfer takes a swing at a ball, one degree of difference can determine whether the ball comes in under par, or sinks one in the lake.
• 38. James Gregory gave in in his "Geometriae Pars Universalis" a method of rectifying curves. James Gregory.
• 39. His performance was not up to par.
• 40. We should not put subjective reasons on a par with objective reasons in our analysis.
• 41. After the birth of her baby she felt generally under par.
• 42. It's a constant struggle to try to keep them up to par.
• 43. Chemistry was par excellence the laboratory science of the early nineteenth century.
• 44. She turned out to be an organizer par excellence.
• 45. Duffy's primitive guitar playing is well below par.
• 46. A teacher's job is relatively safe, even if they perform under par in the classroom.
• 47. The water park will be on a par with some of the best public swim facilities around.
• 48. Par for the course is 72.