Sentence examples for be set through from inspiring English sources
noun
A punch for setting nails in wood.
The company is adding family-linked account settings to the Google Home so that different permissions can be set through the Family Link service.
Minimum standards should be set through a rigorous three-month teaching course, regular evaluations, and in-service training.
The so-called Wheatley Review recommended that Libor continue to be set through daily consultations with the world's largest banks.
Like most other Google advertising systems, ad prices will be set through an auction and and advertisers will pay when a user clicks on its ad.
The investments would likely have a maturity of one to six months, and their interest rate would be set through auctions.
The current data-roaming process, which allows rates to be set through good-faith negotiations, works for consumers, as well as wireless companies large and small.
Under rent control, rents are set through a complex formula administered by the State Division of Housing and Community Renewal.
■ Sweden Rents are set through negotiations between representatives of landlords and tenants.
The scene is set through an extensive introduction by her son-in-law Terence Dooley and a preface by AS Byatt.
