Sentence examples for been set in train from inspiring English sources
With the name Bergoglio, we knew some decisive changes had been set in train.
Tragic outcomes are all well and good (ish) if they've been set in train by crime, hubris or overweening something-or-other – pride, passion, obsessive coveting of Maltesers – but sorrow, terror and death visited upon the gentle and undeserving are right out.
(Metaboliclab 2013) and placed on polluted non-accessible land, where a phytoremediation system, called the "forbidden garden" designed by landscape architects has been set in train (Fig. 4).
With colleagues at the Massachusetts General Hospital, this has been set in train using 1000 genomically characterized cancer cell lines (Garnett et al, 2012).
The completion of the single market was set in train only in the 1980s and remains a work in progress.
This was a shocking result, local Labour figures insisted, and some kind of inquiry should immediately be set in train.
The latest events were set in train by the death in September of the gargantuan, pith-helmet-wearing King Taufa'ahau Tupou IV.
It draws on interviews with individuals involved in commissioning, evaluating and implementing complex, locally based initiatives that are set in train by the government's social programmes.
She concedes that Naples's image needs "revitalisation", but the recovery that was set in train in 1994 by her predecessor, Antonio Bassolino, has continued.
So far the government has let the protesters alone though there are credible reports that, on two occasions, plans were set in train to disperse the crowds.
