Sentence examples for been set up not from inspiring English sources

Gray said he was not concerned, and explained that the Tokyo office had been set up not to solicit Japanese firms, but for the convenience of MIT faculty members visiting Japanese member corporations.

The Rockefeller Center Christmas tree had just been unveiled, and a crowd of overjoyed people, perhaps emboldened by the padding of their winter coats, immediately began to coalesce around me. Barricades had been set up not only along Fifth Avenue, but also along many of the side streets.

The department was set up not long after a furor arose over software-related inventions.

To be sure, the way the new system would be set up, not everybody would be a loser.

A mirror site was set up not long after, which states the site is no longer associated with Waters.

According to Turkish officials, it was set up not long after Erdoğan began purging suspected Gülenists from the government.

Before long, the guillotine would be set up not far from this jewel box of a room.

Google.org was set up not as a traditional philanthropy, but rather as a Google unit that could profit from its investments.

Everything's set up not as a nag but as a nudge -- gentle reminders of your use, your waste, your impact.

An additional company was set up, not for "entrepreneurial activities," but more to work around legal- and tax-related problems.

First the programme was set up not to improve access but to introduce modifications to improve efficiency.