Sentence examples similar to be set against doing from inspiring English sources

Even if Congress refuses to soften the U.S. sanctions, the U.N., by lifting its sanctions, could alter the current international mood, which is set against doing business with Tehran.

Democrats are dead-set against doing so and have rejected several GOP proposals to pay for the benefits by taking a chunk of money out of the 2009 stimulus bill.

But those faults, real as they are, must be set against the potential costs of doing nothing.

Google Now certainly has the capacity to surprise us with its uncanny sixth sense, but this has to be set against the number of times it simply doesn't come up with the goods.

The price for doing this must be set against the cost, for the next three generations, of unemployment and the physical and mental wellbeing of a community.

But such rules must be set against the good that tradable airtime still does.

How must security be set against privacy?

Not with one section of the population constantly being set against another, as he does".

The suit is setting Jindal against his allies.

Like another late-summer sleeper, the Texas-set crime film "Hell or High Water," "Don't Breathe" is set against the backdrop of post-recession America, a context that theatrically enables the action.

Public opinion is set against them.