Sentence examples for setting far from inspiring English sources

Perhaps not, but Pakistan's independent media should be setting far higher standards for tolerance.

BERKELEY, California Californiais is cruising toward its 2020 goal for increasing renewable energy and is setting far more ambitious targets for the future.

I am certain we never thought that all those years ago in a small classroom off a side hallway, that we would recall an ancient phrase after a wedding in a palm tree lined setting far away from that classroom.

However, in a zoo setting far more resources and preparation would go in to such a scheduled chemical immobilization planned for a potentially injurious large animal and any chemical restraint would be conducted behind-the-scenes or before or after visiting hours.

Gysel & Higginson [ 43] found that patients with breathing problems created the utmost stress for their caregivers, when they needed to handle these problems in the home setting far away from professional support.

It was concluded that educational system in Iran and classroom practices, in particular, are chiefly responsible for this deficit and it was suggested that they should move toward a more non-judgemental and less-threatening approach, focusing on EFL students' writing needs and expectations than setting far-achieved goals and putting pressure for perfect work.

The ambitious welfare state development period in the late 1960's and the 1970's in Finland was a good basis for adopting the ambitious idea of "people's health work" and setting far-reaching aims for the development of the health impact of all public policies.

Their sights are set far beyond Boston, their division rival.

His ears were comically large, tulip-shaped, and set far apart on a wide skull.

It's fortunate that the houses in his suburb are set far apart.

His was set far back in the lot, and had a self-possessed air about it.