Sentence examples for being set that from inspiring English sources
"The reason I got started on this course of action was I felt that there was a precedent being set that is extremely dangerous," Mr. Sklar said.
Alison Silverstein, a senior policy analyst for the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission who was an author of the blackout report, said some of the relays that were set to operate as Zone 3's were not even recognized by their utility owners as being set that way.
A senior Apple executive, commenting on the case in a press conference, said that an important precedent of opinion had been set by this ruling in NY that could apply to other cases like the one in California — while acknowledging that there was no binding legal precedent being set that would affect the San Bernardino case.
Most tech companies are becoming increasingly concerned about a legal precedent being set that could weaken encryption across the board and thereby cause more harm than good.
There's a standard being set that's allowing men to objectify women," he said.
At the prioritisation interface there are two key questions: whether priorities are being set that will produce research that policy-makers and others will want to use, and whether priorities are being set that will engage the interests and commitment of the research community.
"It's set that way," someone said.
"It's set that way?" the producer said.
"Once the direction is set, that's it and we are OK".
Work then continues throughout the day, looking for traps that have been set that morning.
