Sentence examples for tremendous precedent from inspiring English sources
These levels have established tremendous precedent and are tempting reference values in the relatively new field of indoor air quality evaluations where validated criteria are greatly needed.
"He assured me he has tremendous respect for precedent," Ms. Collins said, "and that his approach is not to overturn cases due to a disagreement with how they were originally decided".
"It was a tremendous opportunity to set that precedent," Niehaus said, "that we're going to be transparent about things that go well and also about things that don't".
This belief in a happy ending did help the country to survive the trauma of Civil War, but it came at a tremendous cost; it set a precedent that made it easy to ignore -- even to deny -- the legacy of slavery and entrenched institutional racism that would oppress generations of "emancipated" blacks.
The proclamation set a political precedent, over which there was tremendous disagreement, that the Civil War was a war against slavery.
Certainly his claim that there were antique precedents for his ideology had a tremendous influence on subsequent thinkers many of whom imitated these gestures.
The move, which has little precedent in Major League Baseball, would give the Mets tremendous leverage.
Both the tremendous popular attachment to Russian church bells and their systematic destruction by a radical regime have a historical precedent in France.
The state of Virginia had a tremendous opportunity to not only improve the health and happiness of its children, but also to set a precedent that other states would be inspired to follow.
