Sentence examples for setting more from inspiring English sources

But setting more immediate targets is proving much harder.

Of course, setting more difficult goals makes it more likely that companies will miss them.

Will other publishers begin setting more extraordinary terms for hotter titles?

"The studios may react by setting more screenings and taking more and bigger ads.

"But I do think there is a trend toward setting more taboos.

The authors declared that setting more conservative targets was the smarter course.

No one has used Auto-Tune's zero speed setting more consistently and successfully than the R. & B. singer T-Pain.

But China is setting more ambitious fuel-economy standards than the United States, especially for sport utility vehicles and minivans.

If targets were proving so effective, the government would surely be setting more exacting ones rather than dropping them.

The shopkeepers are dusting their merchandise and setting more-or-less steady towers of teacups and rice bowls outside, onto shelves that crowd the sidewalk.

Leading by example, Portland also has been setting more-aggressive emissions reduction targets for its own operations.