Sentence examples for setting a single from inspiring English sources

Until now, Medicare has reimbursed each hospital claim individually, without setting a single nationwide price for the drug.

Sow cucumbers, marrows and melons inside or in a greenhouse, setting a single seed in an 8cm pot.

It was one ethnic group in one place that climbed one mountain, and we did one escape route without setting a single person on the ground.

Street said the national living wage posed a challenge to John Lewis's policy of setting pay bands for each rank of staff, rather than setting a single figure.

First, they say that setting a single standard is not worth the high-stakes battle that would be required with advocates on both sides.

The result has been a low-inflationary environment and a leveling of economic conditions, though the European Central Bank still struggles to account for regional differences when setting a single interest rate for such a large economy.

Mr. Kerry has raised more than $56 million over the Internet this year, including $3 million last Wednesday, setting a single-day record for online fund-raising.

The Baltimore Ravens gave Jamal Lewis the football, as promised, and he delivered on a pledge in setting a single-game N.F.L. record with 295 yards rushing.

Playing for Ross Natoli at Catholic, he made better use of a bat, setting a single-season team record for hits (that has since been broken).

Facing Peterson, who narrowly missed setting a single-season rushing record last season, Beason said he wanted his teammates to think about the strength in numbers.

May's putt for birdie just missed, and Woods tapped in for victory, taking the first-place check of $900,000, and setting a single-season earning record of more than $6.6 million.