Sentence examples for setting genuinely from inspiring English sources

Included in our to do list for landlords are some obvious first steps: setting genuinely low social rents at one rate for all tenants, rather than kowtowing to the government's Orwellian concept of "affordable rent" at 80% of market rent; and, importantly, remaining committed to lifetime tenancies.

To that end an abundant literature on setting genuinely optimal cut-offs, such as the book by Kraemer [ 6], is available.

This government calls 80% of market price an "affordable" home: Labour will set genuinely affordable house prices and rents.

"Then Kerry botched his counter-response, first refusing to apologize, then doing so repeatedly and lamely, setting up the genuinely funny line that he was for the joke before he was against it".

Setting up a genuinely fair course at the Ayla Golf Club for each constituency is a huge challenge.

Mr. Glass responded with some of his most agile, vivid music, setting scenes with a genuinely impressive emotional specificity, as well as a keen ear for beguiling sonorities.

There are lots of things going on still that are different from what you would see in a genuinely totalitarian setting.

But Duncan, the San Antonio Spurs' center, genuinely set himself apart from his National Basketball Association contemporaries this summer.

So we scouted the placidly charming small town of Boca Grande for dinner spots set among the genuinely Old Florida wood-frame houses.

"If we were to make that shift to fully bring social care within the NHS, I think we could genuinely set the NHS up for the 21st century".

It's infuriating to read a horror story that sets up a genuinely disturbing premise and then pulls back from its nastier implications.