Sentence examples for course setting from inspiring English sources

Of course, setting more difficult goals makes it more likely that companies will miss them.

Of course, setting fire to your bed isn't the best reaction to such an allegation.

Of course, setting up the pool was a feat of engineering.

"There are other factors that are more important in safety like course setting.

Bond and Jinx figure otherwise, of course, setting up a none-too-orderly finale in Graves's stricken airliner.

Of course, setting world peace as a precondition for nuclear disarmament is tantamount to saying it will never occur.

What definitely helped him was the course setting and the course condition itself, which was more snow than ice".

Governing, like business, is about setting a course, setting priorities, setting goals and objectives and making the right choices for the right reasons.

It's first used in the film's main title credits, of course, setting the scene in the turbulent times of the Risorgimento.

The list covers such things as "ability to chart a course", "setting high expectations for self and staff", "ability to inspire others and deliver results" and so on.

He said: "I have good memories of winning over 600m in Birmingham last summer and of course setting the world record at the London 2012 Olympics.