Sentence examples for clearly set for from inspiring English sources

GE's industrial businesses are clearly set for a miserable few years.

When Henry VIII and friends burst into the Queen's chamber "appareled in shorte cotes... like Robyn Hodes men", the outlaw was clearly set for gentrification.

Already a Test player but now clearly set for a long and prosperous career having shown not just the toughness that was there in Sydney but his full range of shots at this level.

When a family from London with a blonde 15-year-old daughter move into a neighbouring farmstead, and Sam's welcome gift of wild mushrooms turns out to be riddled with maggots, the stage is almost too clearly set for tragedy.

But James Grieve's touring production, jointly presented by Paines Plough, Watford Palace and Hull Truck, is clearly set for popular success, and there are fine performances from Andy Rush as the good-hearted Geoff, who has a penchant for sex with opposing players, and Vivienne Gibbs, who attacks her charges like a bat out of Hull.

This kid is already clearly set for life.

Peter Wright QC, prosecuting, had told the jury that a guide known as the Green Book clearly set out for MPs the rules on expenses.

Dempsey clearly set an example for his team-mates.

This is a historic decision and also a historic contribution that has clearly set the direction for our advance.

Domestic peace and political stability in the 15th century clearly set the stage for great general prosperity in the 16th century.

In a recent article in The Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine, Dr. Daniel J. Brotman and Dr. Amir Jaffer noted that long plane trips clearly set the stage for the development of deep vein blood clots.