Sentence examples for setting new levels from inspiring English sources

In 1986, Don Taffner's considerable significant contributions to the development of the industry were recognized by the International Council of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, which presented him with an Emmy for its prestigious Founders Award "for setting new levels of creativity in the worldwide exchange of television programs".

It all seemed a far cry from the years after Pietersen made his England debut, when he was such an enthusiastic member of the team, setting new levels of performance and preparation for his colleagues.

Perfect for conveying subtle atmospheric changes, Turner's watercolors set new levels of sophistication.

The Scion launch set new levels in lifestyle marketing for the automotive industry, incorporating a wide mix of non-traditional mediums, and was credited as one of the most effective campaigns targeted at youth.

Even before Tuesday's standoff, Republican and Democratic aides predicted that leaders were unlikely to agree on setting new spending levels this week, meaning that Congress is likely to pass a short-term spending bill by Dec. 8, when current funding expires, that would push off negotiations until just before Christmas.

State and federal officials are working on setting new maximum contaminant levels.

The aim of this study is to calculate the contributions of residential sources of lead to assess the potential impact of setting new standards for lead levels in residential dust, soil and water.

His decision to block his own Environmental Protection Agency from setting new rules to cut smog levels was disappointing.

Last week, the yen set new record levels of strength against the dollar.

The E.P.A., obliged under the Clean Air Act to set new exposure levels every five years, tightened the daily standard.

The legislation passed this week does not specifically set new capital levels for banks but directs U.S. regulators to work with their counterparts in other countries to set international standards.