Sentence examples for has set very from inspiring English sources

He has set very high expectations for his side but the big players simply aren't going to be there to deliver.

The Oklahoma Water Resources Board, backed by all branches of the state's government, has set very high bars for any water authority like Tarrant's that wants to pull water from its rivers.

Therefore, the International Association for the Evaluation of Educational Achievement (IEA) has set very high standards for minimum survey participation rates.

"Europe has set very high standards in its Charter of Fundamental Rights but doesn't put enough effort into enforcing them," Michael Diedring, the Secretary General of the European Council on Refugees and Exiles (ECRE), told VICE News. .

But the antagonists have set very different priorities.

Our families had set very different examples of how a marriage could be good.

Mr. Cicero described how Wal-Mart de Mexico's leaders had set "very aggressive growth goals," which required opening new stores "in record times".

Emergency funding of £1.18m was needed from Sport England after the government intervened, and Mr Silver admits that he is "disappointed we are not further along [as] as we have set very high standards".

Deasy said Monday that he had set "very bold targets.

Therefore, we have set very conservative recruitment targets.

There are no vague boundaries with this, you have set very specific parameters, which makes it easier to follow.