Sentence examples for between setting from inspiring English sources

There's a difference between setting up a LinkedIn account for your parent and suggesting, "You should get on LinkedIn, Dad.

There's a big difference between setting out to kick or intimidate people and pressing the ball or making tackles.

Between setting up Bain Capital in 1984 and quitting to run the Winter Olympics in 1999, Romney led the firm to a staggering 88% annual rate of return.

Kuzma also enjoyed the freedom to choose between setting a strict schedule for the day or wandering about with no definite plan.

She insists on the "moral difference between setting out to destroy as many civilians as possible and killing civilians unintentionally and reluctantly in pursuit of a military objective".

Many will face a choice between setting up their own label or cutting their teeth in the  studio of an established name.

But somehow he always managed to sustain a finely tuned balance between setting those high standards and loving us unconditionally — it simply never crossed his mind that our behavior could be anything but exemplary.

Leaders of all public services will have their views on the balance between setting transparency standards to establish public rights to information and the burden of providing the most open data.

"There's a very big difference between setting up a structure for diplomatic negotiating and saying that as president one would meet with dictators of a country without preconditions in your first year".

Reliability of optimization depends on the ratio between beat-to-beat variability (noise) and between- setting variability (signal).

The variance observed over a series of settings can be decomposed into the variance arising from the genuine between-setting differences (signal magnitude) and the remainder which is noise variance.