Sentence examples for precedents being from inspiring English sources

Of all the terrifying precedents being set this year, the idea that objective truth can be reinvented at will is perhaps the most damaging.

Ant and Dec's relationship with Morrisons is the clearest example yet of advertisers looking to make the most of this "added value" but the precedents being set by Saturday Night Takeaway will probably lead to a further blurring of the lines and the audience may find its "media literacy" tested to the limits if they want to distinguish programming from advertising.

When it comes to taxes, businesses should be very worried about the precedents being set in this bill.

But Garcia's double assignment was also a way to insure him a higher income, and that's the problem with the precedents being set here by Democrats and Republicans alike.

Concessions can be made, without fear of precedents being set in extreme medical circumstances, and this could be quickly facilitated by direct athlete medical team to antidoping medical expert communication channels being communicated and perhaps made public.

The precedents are clear.

The precedents are worrying.

And the precedents are awful.

Yet the precedents are worrying.

Historical precedents are inconclusive.

The precedents are myriad.