Sentence examples for it sets very from inspiring English sources

"And clearly it sets very serious brakes on economic growth which do not look justified".

"In my judgment, this is very bad public policy -- to have a referendum on issues critical to the Department of the Navy, issues critical to our men and women in uniform, and it sets very bad precedents," he said.

However, if it sets very slowly the structure of the resulting construct will be affected (Xu et al. 2014).

(It sets very quickly so be as fast as possible without spilling it).

To meet that goal, it set very short deadlines for transporting the crude.

It is set very specifically on the morning of October 28, 2011, when the cathedral, after a week's closure because of the protestors, is about to re-open.

It is set very much here and now (well, mid-1990s Algeria) and pieces together the true story of French Trappist monks murdered by military forces.

Yet that didn't stop it from setting very strict standards.

Be quite fast when adding the icing it should set very fast with in a minute if done correctly.

"When a company like Google comes out very publicly and expects that the market would just give them free artwork, it sets a very dangerous precedent".

If the military can effectively tell its cadets to refuse to complete assignments by civilian professors, it sets a very dangerous precedent.