Sentence examples for a structure set up from inspiring English sources

With Commander X, "there seemed to be a structure set up". Covelli worked as a receptionist at a college in Fairborn, Ohio, and knew nothing about Santa Cruz politics.

He and his wife have a structure set up that when they pass away, a bulk of their wealth is actually going to go into a charity.

But grassroots movements are facing a monumental propaganda system in the form of the corporate news, a structure set up and funded to discredit alternative views and propel the interests of their moneyed owners.

It's a standard structure: set up an expectation based on one half of a sentence (or, in this case, word), then say something based on the other half.

A regulatory structure set up for banks in the 1930s needed to change, because the nature of business had changed.

That was in a musical called "Mission Drift," which for the month of June has occupied the Shed, a provisional structure set up by the National in its courtyard while its Cottesloe Theater (soon to be reincarnated as the Dorfman) is being revamped.

So, while it may be a grantor's hope that his or her heirs will designate a portion of their inheritance to a specific institution and support a cause with both their hearts and wallets, the only way to guarantee this support is through a legal structure set up for that purpose.

This African bird's nest is a massive, roofed structure set up in the fork of a tree near water.

Last month, the Guardian exposed a $2.7bn£1.9bnbn) lending structure set up in the Netherlands by drugs group AstraZeneca to avoid UK tax.

Mr. Capus's departure was spurred partly by his frustration with a new management structure set up in July, which folded NBC News and two cable news channels, MSNBC and CNBC, into a new unit called the NBCUniversal News Group.

This structure set up an accountability vacuum that proved disastrous in the last decade as city leaders made promises to employees they couldn't keep.