Sentence examples for set by many from inspiring English sources

Only one of those would satisfy the standard criteria for excellence set by many institutions.

Agriculture is one of the largest anthropogenic contributors of phosphorus (P) to surface waters and reducing these P loads is a target set by many countries.

Despite its statistically supported benefits as well as positive testimonials by students who participated in such programs, under an economic recession and the STEM-focused curriculum set by many states under the common-core standards, programs continue to be decimated.

Now new evidence from the Food Safety News shows that the majority of honey available in U.S. grocery stores is missing the pollen, which would lead it to fail quality standards set by many of the world's food safety agencies.

The skills they have developed are often highly specialized so that the jobs for which they are a perfect fit — the demanding standard now set by many companies — are scarce.

A precedent for third-year improvement was set by many of the great quarterbacks, including Joe Montana and Troy Aikman, who made their first Pro Bowls, and Manning, who led the N.F.L. in passing yards and touchdowns.

Employee views are reinforced by the example set by managers, many of whom do not work flexibly.

While these are the minimum age requirements set by law, many cognacs of these levels contain older brandies.

Ignoring the adversarial standard set by Halberstam and Sheehan, many US journalists and commentators in the post-cold-war era have been too eager to uphold their government's claims.

God forbid, but it might happen again and it's good to know there was such a prime example set by so many people.

That long-term goals are still being set by so many of the region's philanthropies should be expected; more than two-thirds of California's foundations have been formed since 1990.