Sentence examples for set exacting from inspiring English sources

Mr. Markoff set exacting standards for himself, Mr. Baker said, and once fumed after bowling poorly.

American journalist and newspaper editor who set exacting standards and promoted an aggressive newsroom style as the executive editor (1968 91) of The Washington Post.

Save Our Railways, a British campaign group, points out that companies such as McDonald's set exacting performance standards for their franchise owners, so their customers know what to expect.

While he may have been mates with Clarke when the kid known as Pup made his Test debut nine years ago, he has set exacting standards; on Monday evening, with his side on the brink of the Ashes, he gave them "a bit of a lashing" for the way they had bowled against Ben Stokes in the final session.

The Glass Sellers furnished the designs and set exacting standards for the product.

The schools have set exact cutoff points, she said, creating a caste system, consisting of children who scored above and those who scored below.

While a new law designed to set exact guidelines about what constitutes "Made in Italy" (the entire garment or just part of it), Prada is taking the opposite approach.

The report did not set exact minimums because water needs can differ with factors like age, health, weight, exercise and environment, but it recommended about 125 ounces a day for adult men in temperate climates and about 91 ounces for women.

The kink has set exact arrangement of gauche in all cases and since the backbone is also geometrically defined Ph groups could have therefore adopted various optimal positions.

But doesn't fear attach itself to any demanding editor who sets exacting standards?

Apple has detailed instructions for manually adding location information, setting exact GPS coordinates and fine-tuning placement on the map in iPhoto '11 at bit.ly/elXSNv.ly/elXSNv