Sentence examples for have set a more from inspiring English sources

After a roller-coaster 2017 for the Republican-controlled Senate, which failed to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act but later passed a sweeping tax bill that became law, GOP leaders have set a more modest agenda for the months leading up to the midterm elections.

We could have set a more stringent p value at 0.001 for an overall α level of 0.05 the Bonferroni method.

But Mr. Obama, mindful of the difficult economy, has set a more low-key tone for his 2013 inaugural festivities.

BP had set a more aggressive production target to begin with -- an increase of 5 to 7percentt.

A new geological study has set a more accurate age for planet Earth, according to scientists.

RGGI, housed within the climate progressive Northeast, has set a more ambitious climate goal for its second decade.

"Once we've set a more stable foundation, then who knows what could happen?" Barrow, who have enjoyed FA Trophy success and FA Cup runs under Casson's predecessors, are currently two divisions below the Football League.

RIP has set a more ambitious goal - to do the same thing, but for $1,000,000000 (yes, BILLION) in medical debt.

The flickering from greatness to emptiness, the homoeroticism, the muffled glory and resigned despair - no player has set a more effective example at their club in history.

43 The Asociación Latinoamericana de Diabetes has set a more aggressive target for glycemic control in patients with T2D.

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)(199) has set a more stringent STEL of 0.1 ppm and a recommended exposure limit for occupational exposure of 0.016 ppm.