Sentence examples for have set apart from inspiring English sources

Companies like Wipro and Infosys have set apart funds for scouting innovation – either inhouse or through acquisition of startups in India and abroad.

For roughly $35 a session, they provide rigorous conditioning for any aspiring child, regardless of ability, using the kinds of practices that have set apart athletes like Tiger Woods and the Williams sisters.

The production possesses the clarity and speed that have set apart the best of Mr. Grandage's Donmar shows and includes among its fully individualized ensemble such Donmar alumni as Andrew Buchan's determinedly firm-voiced Bolingbroke and Ron Cook, in especially flinty form as the Duke of York.

And the White House has set apart 45 minutes on Wednesday for the two leaders to meet with American and Chinese corporate leaders.

This is a day our country has set apart to remember what was gained in our wars and all that was lost.

What has set apart the Torre era is not just winning but a sense of attachment and identification that he effortlessly inspired among the fans and the players and the millions of sports bystanders.

Having set apart physical theory, Duhem asserts that no internal method leads inexorably to the truth.

Any hint of what might have set him apart?

What seems to have set Adele apart is her apparent ordinariness, bar that incredible voice.

The criminal case against Volkswagen, and the expected guilty plea, have set it apart from other recent auto industry inquiries.

Her curiosity about food may have set her apart, but so did her ecstatic, sometimes eccentric, prose.