Sentence examples for no one set from inspiring English sources

If no one set foot on a plane again, it would undoubtedly help to stop climate change - though at the expense of killing off the tourism-based economies of many of the world's poorest countries.

No one set of rules works on all ship types.

But apparently no one set up a surveillance camera on what was happening in there.

Depending on the reaction being studied, various conditions are considered favorable or unfavorable in terms of pH, temperature, condition cycling, presence of certain mineral catalysts, etc. Currently there is no one set of experimental conditions that is universally agreed on by the origin of life community to be capable of facilitating all the reactions deemed necessary for life to emerge.

The majority of America's universities recognize that no one set of criteria can be used for college admissions ("Confusion on Affirmative Action," editorial, June 4).

There's no one set philosophy".

In 1948, when Orwell took on the role of Cassandra, for all its high sales no-one set up 1984 discussion clubs.

No-one set out to design a system that promotes disease -- they just wanted cheap food.

This week, a guest essay from my colleague Patrick LaForge on a perennial problem — leads (and other sentences) that tax readers' patience: No one sets out to write an opening sentence so long that it frustrates and irritates readers.

No one sets out more bountiful pitchers of ice water.

But no one sets the tone like the major leaguers.