Sentence examples for considered set for from inspiring English sources

"Being partner at Goldman is the pinnacle of Wall Street; if you make it, you are considered set for life," said Michael Driscoll, a visiting professor at Adelphi University and a senior managing director at Bear Stearns before that firm collapsed in 2008.

Figure 9 illustrates a real-time curve of the prices for the considered set of consumers.

Indonesia considered setting a fixed rate for the rupiah in early 1998, after a far more serious slide, but backed off under intense pressure from the I.M.F.

For example, consider setting guidelines for when to use expensive imaging technology such as M.R.I. and CT scans.

The Chinese government is for the first time considering setting targets for carbon emissions, a significant development that could help negotiations on a Kyoto successor treaty at Copenhagen later this year, the Guardian has learned.

He said that Costco would consider setting standards for how melons are grown and how they are cleaned and handled after they are picked.

Obama is considering setting targets for the Afghan government, not only in tackling corruption but in training Afghan troops and police to take over from US and Nato forces.

Consider setting rules for yourself that will make fast food less convenient.

Last week, France called for the European Central Bank (ECB) to consider setting a target for the single currency - steering it lower when the value became too high.

Some areas are considering setting up trusts for social care.

Now, the city is considering setting aside 60percentt for middle-income families, while the remaining 40percentt would be sold at market rates.