Sentence examples for setting exciting from inspiring English sources

By applying measured permeability, permittivity, and magnetic tangent loss and setting exciting sources, the impedances will be calculated by the finite element method.

If the 60s had begun with a new dawn as Tottenham's Double winners and Burnley's classicists set exciting standards in pure football, the game entered the 70s under a cloud, bedevilled by ugly tackles from all directions and crabbed by what was described as gamesmanship but was in reality plain cheating.

We present the old-but-new problem of data quality from a statistical perspective, in part with the goal of attracting more statisticians, especially academics, to become engaged in research on a rich set of exciting challenges.

You can still set very exciting, lofty goals, but don't let your entire happiness or success be determined by whether or not you reach something incredibly extraordinary.

I plays France and U.S.A. II plays Israel, setting up an exciting finish.

The Red Devils trailed  24-8 until setting up an exciting finish with two converted tries in three minutes but Harris admitted the visitors deserved the spoils.

But he powered back to 8-8, setting up an exciting climax with a £75,000 winning prize up for grabs.

With a setting that exciting, you would have expected it to have more prominence.

Being independent for the first time is a challenge, but there's nothing more exciting than setting up your first own lab!

Either way, Rupp's goal, 30 seconds after Briere's, sets up an exciting third period.

"Beating the champions is an important sign and it sets up an exciting end to the season".