Sentence examples for settings several from inspiring English sources

The Germanwings co-pilot suspected of deliberately crashing a jet in the Alps in March entered the fatal descent settings several times on an earlier outbound flight, investigators have said.

He figured out that the problem was that most soft-serve machines come preprogrammed to settings that would ruin natural custard, so he found a highly specialised machine from Japan, flew it over, and tested ingredients and settings several dozen times until he had the perfect, soft vanilla.

As a former stand-up comic, she is now a behavioural expert and founder of Laughology, a unique enterprise that uses the science of laughter and humour to develop psychology-based programmes that help people in a range of settings, several of which are the boardrooms of blue-chip companies.

In clinical settings, several orthodontic treatments till date have been successfully performed solely with conventional cephalometric analysis.

Hendrix recorded the song in live, studio, and impromptu settings several times between 1967 and 1970, but never completed it to his satisfaction.

One of the problems with Facebook privacy is that the company has changed policies and settings several times in the last couple of years but, In an interview, Facebook CEO told me that the company doesn't plan to make any additional changes in the foreseeable future.

Later on the trail, after a record-setting several truckloads of trash had been extricated from Davenport Beach, one of the tent guys approached me and through bloodshot, hung-over eyes asked how he could get more involved.

The interRAI assessments, including the RAI-HC, have been implemented as routine and standardized measures in various care settings by several jurisdictions internationally, including several Canadian provinces [ 25].

Hypoalbuminemia is associated with increased morbidity and mortality in various clinical settings and several major diseases.

To provide a more comprehensive evaluation of alternative supported employment models in different settings on several outcomes (including earnings), in 1995, SAMHSA funded the Employment Intervention Demonstration Program EIDPP) in several cities.

It takes the central arguments and settings, whisks several scenes together, invents others, to make a neat but leisurely plot.