Sentence examples for at resetting from inspiring English sources

Somehow, cyclists become good at resetting goals.

It's not quite an exorcism, but a name change is as good a start as any at resetting this woeful NBA team.

Tactics Over Strategy In his June 2009 speech in Cairo, aimed at resetting relations with the Muslim world, Mr. Obama had spoken eloquently of his childhood years in Indonesia, hearing the call to prayer "at the break of dawn and the fall of dusk".

This paper presents the use of General Morphological Analysis as a method to identify, investigate and successfully manage those systemic factors within a broader effort aimed at resetting the conditions.

That will help researchers understand whether ME/CFS develops similarly across all patients, and it might help reveal treatments aimed at resetting the immune system to it's natural state.

Obama's visit, like Xi's, was the first presidential one to Vietnam in a decade and both were aimed at resetting relations, or normalizing them, in the case of America.

(G ) Docking of the linker at AAA5 is thought to promote nucleotide exchange at AAA1, resetting the motor for a new cycle.

His visit was aimed at finally resetting relations and pursuing agreements related to Vietnam and China's comprehensive strategic partnership.

And, as was seen in the subprime market, many student loans that were made in the last couple of years are resetting at much higher rates.

Resetting at nearby time instances is not desirable.

And, perhaps most pervasive to all American decision-makers, is the specter of the "fiscal cliff" of tax rates resetting at the end of this year.