Sentence examples for set wise from inspiring English sources

Armed with emotional intelligence (to use another guru's phrase), a leader is able not just to set wise goals for a business, but to persuade others to help him achieve them.If leadership were merely an innate quality, there would be no place for the vast industry that aims to teach it.

The second observation was that policy action usually is a re-action to cope with the fast evolving challenges in the policy field whereas expectations are high that policymakers set wise steps in a forward looking manner to design smart policies for the future.

The DLBCL GEP dataset was then probe-set wise centred to have median equal to zero.

The pre-processed GEP data for CGP along with the GEP data for the clinical cohorts were probe-set wise centred to have median equal to zero.

Which is to say, I wish Shirley Abbott hadn't set her wise, funny, generous first novel, "The Future of Love," in New York.

Helping Obama set a wise course on China is a popular project these days; watch this space for more on that tomorrow.

According to the theory of the "three models," these norms for drawing distinctions rest in turn on three fundamental standards: the precedent set by wise leaders of the past, perceptual experience, and benefit to society.

Set list-wise, four things stand out all these years later..

I used architectural precedents from that period to find the right collection of pieces to include, set dressing-wise, as well as the spirit and palette for the whole thing. .

The chancel is adjoined by the former north chapel (now the vestry) on one side and the Hastings Chapel, set transept-wise on the other; it has three sedilia and a piscina on its northern wall.

The scanning mode was set step-wise, each nm a data pitch was recorded, the response time was 2 seconds and each measurement was repeated 4 times.