Sentence examples for sets too much from inspiring English sources

Lord Heseltine also sets too much store by business associations which are often too keen to defend the stagnant firms he is worried about.

(You may want to reheat it slightly in a water bath or microwave if it cools and sets too much prior to serving).

Don't set too much stock in those settings, she said: " 'Privacy' is just a marketing term".

All great empires set too much store by predictions of their imminent demise.

Relationships are very important to diplomacy, but it's possible to set too much store by them.

But in Spain it's not just youngsters feeling like this, parents are fed up too because they say children are being set too much extracurricular work.

But the Basel rules set too much store on the setting aside of capital; at times like these, what banks need is liquidity (which Basel puts less stress on).No doubt central bankers will work at these shortcomings.

The Fed's statement on Tuesday declared confidently that the economy "appears poised to resume a stronger pace of expansion going forward".The Fed is right not to set too much store by one or two bad payrolls figures.

Here, perhaps, rather than in any historical doubts about the veracity of the Gospels, was the core of his quarrel with Christianity: it set too much value on the weak and sinful.

You can't set too much store by press releases from one campaign about another, but I have to say that Mitt Romney's team has come out with a devastating one.

Neil Kibble, director of law admissions at Lancaster University, said he is reluctant to set too much store by personal statements as he's very aware that some students get more guidance than others.