Sentence examples for of just one set from inspiring English sources

Hewitt not only won all of his five matches but did so for the loss of just one set - the very first he played on Monday evening against none other than Grosjean.

Federer did not have to save a single break point on his own serve en route to becoming the first man in seven years to go through the entire tournament for the loss of just one set.

Nick Kyrgios and Bernard Tomic both swept to straight-sets singles wins on Friday as Australia retained their place in the 16-team World Group for the loss of just one set.

We should not have been fooled by the ease with which the Scot, in such stark contrast to Tim Henman before him, eased into the second week for the loss of just one set.

Davenport had won all of the pair's previous five matches for the loss of just one set, but was having real trouble finishing off the 19th seed, making her first semi-final appearance in her 37th grand slam.

First, it shows the failure of federal repatriation law when a new law has to be created to take care of just one set of remains.

The underlying principle is that, in view of the large inter-individual variability of biochemical parameters, for a model to be considered plausible it is not sufficient to reproduce the qualitative behavior of the biological system for just one set of parameter values; instead, this behavior must be exhibited over a nontrivial subset of the parameters space.

Theory clearly indicates that the choice of the 1D conditions is basically limited to just one set of column lengths and linear velocities.

But it can get really comfortable (or boring) really fast if you stick to just one set of tools and domain.

Instead of building just one set of electronics on a relatively thick semiconductor wafer, as is done in the chip industry, Rogers uses etching to shape and release multiple thin layers from the surface of a wafer, enabling him to produce many more transistors, solar cells, or other devices from the same amount of material.

It's not an indicator of you -- just one set of circumstances that didn't work out perfectly.