Sentence examples for setting a higher bar from inspiring English sources

Roxanne France, an assistant superintendent in Roosevelt, where the graduation rate was 56percentt, said: "Ultimately, setting a higher bar is a good thing.

"We're finding that people are setting a higher bar for private schools this year," said Roxana Reid of Smart City Kids, an admissions consulting firm in New York City.

For one thing, it's setting a higher bar for the YouTube Partner Program, which is what allows publishers to make money through advertising.

Spotify may find itself in a similar situation to YouTube, which also tried to crack down on objectionable content (and become more advertiser-friendly) by setting a higher bar for creator monetization.

The force said it had now put in place a number of improvements to its firearms licensing system and was setting a higher bar for approval than required by national guidance.

Together with the July rejection of Fanapt, it seemed the FDA was setting a higher bar for new antipsychotics, demanding they must not only beat placebo results but also be at least as effective as existing drugs like Seroquel, from AstraZeneca, and Zyprexa, from Eli Lilly.

But Mr. Daley's bond with the city is legendary, setting a high bar for any successor.

"The new leaders such as Unilever, Tesla and Ikea are setting a high bar for corporate leadership".

Talk about setting a high bar!

That may be setting a high bar.

Setting a high bar for performance has to be part of the company culture.