Sentence examples for setting much more from inspiring English sources

The use of electronic medical record (EMR) databases allows for the identification of very large-scale patient cohorts in a setting much more representative of clinical practice than prospective studies carried out in selective cohorts.

But both still set much more store by their bilateral relationship with their superpower neighbour.

Several other countries including India, Norway, Ireland and the Netherlands have set much more ambitious targets for vehicle bans.

In talks on the missile shield, the Czech Republic has set much more modest demands than Poland has.

The Europeans have a perfect right to look down on the United States since they've set much more ambitious targets for reducing global warming.

This gives them a delicious crust on top, but otherwise, I don't think the (admittedly minimal) effort required is worth it when they can be set much more easily in the fridge.

Last month, the government said that taxpayers had declared assets held abroad worth 87.7 billion euros, or $117 billion, equivalent to 9 percent of the country's gross domestic product, in line with legislation passed last year that set much more stringent rules on the disclosure of overseas assets.

Notably, however, the charge was set much more broadly than for these other two reports, that is, to explore the entirety of exposure science including its application in ecology, not just assessment or testing.

This is especially true in hot, dry weather, or on dry, porous material which allows the concrete to begin to set much more quickly.

The advent of the Internet suddenly made larger data sets much more easily accessible.

She started over in the second set, much more focused on every point.