standard

Yes WB I think so and I'm really impressed by your reasoning

Forgive me if I had asked before, but

WB your profile doesn't reveal much but I'm curious about such matters as age, nationality, loc, ed., interests, rel, mtl status, kids, and what drew you to a2k

If seem revealing, I am [email protected]

...and apparently don't care who else knows it

No, you want to use "by." If you use "with," it would imply that meaningfulness is being measured, and that the writer's standards are being measured in the same process, which i suggest to you is not at all what the sentence intends to convey. Use "by."

Good answer. Thank you.

But um... initially I suggested 'in', not 'with'; do you think 'in' is correct?

Learning English for fun.

No--although someone would be willing to argue for "in," just for the sake of argument, i would say that a native speaker would not use it.

WB you're to be congratulated, it's a tough language

Dale is still struggling with it.

Migod Mac, yes

Excellent answer. Thank you.