Sentence examples for has set quite from inspiring English sources

One problem for the congressman is that he has set quite a high standard for himself.

Victory in the second tournament since the pair teamed up means Kenyon has set quite a standard.

The Olympic downhill champion Lindsey Vonn's bruised shin is healed, and she has set quite a goal for the World Cup season that starts next week.

But the Fed's benign forecast and the belief among its officials that the marginal benefit of quantitative easing is going down as the marginal cost goes up has set quite high a bar to such a pause.

In our opinion, ENSEMBL has set quite high standards on the quality of datasets disseminated including gene annotation [ 13].

I've set quite a few books here, as Cornwall gives me lovely, atmospheric settings.

I've set quite a few records over the last couple of years but it's still a big deal for me.

And it has set off quite a debate about polling techniques.Most polls question around 1,000 respondents and claim to have a "margin of error" of plus or minus about 3%.

Ms. Soloway has set herself quite a task in making a TV series out of the book, which has a cult following and an honored place in the history of feminist literature.

Alberto has set himself quite a challenge going for the Giro first - I know how tough it is to do back-to-back Grand Tours".

In this regard, the problem for both playwrights is that Mr. Hare has set the bar quite high.