Sentence examples for one's own setting from inspiring English sources

To know the details of a policy that another hospital implemented to make significant improvements in its hand hygiene rates is not the same as knowing how to successfully enact that policy in one's own setting.

A small body of literature has discussed issues that pertain to conducting research in quality, evaluation, and staff development in one's own setting (i.e., "insider" research) but does not specifically address the potential pitfalls in collaborative research teams [ 7- 11].

A small body of literature has discussed issues that may arise when conducting research in one's own setting; however, there is a lack of clear guidance to deal with practical challenges that may arise in research teams that include team members who have links with the organization/community being studied (i.e., are "insiders").

Using a Web-based application the Virtual Exchange Project was designed to facilitate study-elsewhere experiences located in the student's own setting.

Regarding Bodunrin's first objection, Oruka's response, as already indicated above, was that philosophers often work in response to other ideas, whether they are the ideas of other philosophers, or popular ideas in the philosopher's own setting.

Moreover, although published cost-effectiveness analyses can be helpful, particularly for developing a model, they are often of limited value to policymakers when they are not from a policymaker's own setting.

Anne: The culture of kimchi as a family thing – having one's own set of tastes and different ingredients depending on family history was fun to learn about.

While deontological evaluation is a person's perception of an action based one's own set of personal values and perceived moral obligations [36], in the context of this study it is a manager's perception regarding whether the use of quality management is aligned with personal values or moral obligations.

Isn't the term 'democracy' being moulded according to one's own set of preferences?

Mr. Clapton's own set mostly puttered along until Mr. Beck and then Mr. Winwood, one of the day's most cogent soloists, forced him to push himself.

But the greater music still — the music that, even more than Willis's own, sets the tone for the entire film — is that of Sutton's images, realized by the cinematographer Chris Dapkins.