Sentence examples for already set in train from inspiring English sources

Although the council has already set in train a draconian cuts programme for the current financial year to try to overturn the £70m budget shortfall, the commissioners said this alone would not be enough to prevent insolvency.

Peaky Blinders already feels like it has a life well beyond its opening six episodes, with multiple collision courses already set in train on all fronts, involving gangs, the authorities, bookmakers and old wartime comrades.

The vast total of around £25bn in benefit cuts already set in train by the chancellor brings in less than he has freely given away in personal tax allowances, petrol duties and corporation tax cuts.

He was re-appointed for a year in November, having already set in train a series of changes to make Microsoft into a "devices and services" business rather than just a software business.

A successor is expected to be unveiled early in 2014 but Ballmer has already set in train a corporate reorganisation, as well as a focus on selling "devices and services".

While we cannot know how long it will remain at present levels, it has already set in train a string of economic benefits, including a boost to living standards throughout the developed world, and in most of the emerging world too.

We will brace ourselves for other murders already probably set in train, until we force the nations supporting terrorists to turn their agents over.

Indeed, public disillusionment has already set in.

Twilight had already set in.

In fact, the chill had already set in.

But the damage had already set in.