Sentence examples for could be set right from inspiring English sources

Locke argued that the English financial system could be set right if the relationships between lenders and borrowers was protected, by fixing the currency to gold.

They usually carried a sailing rig which could be set up when needed, in the right conditions".

BERLIN — Austria could be set for a turn to the right, as voters there head to the polls on Sunday in an election that's being closely watched across Europe.

What is the subject of dispute is whether the family should have a claim in their own right which could be set against the claims of the deceased or potential recipients.

Get it right and you could be set for life.

Something, it seemed, had been set right.

Look, we could be setting the world on fire right now, not by burning fossil fuels, but by our burning desire to understand our environment.

"This could be put right.

But Mr Fox warned specific rights could not be set down in law for fear of the armed forces becoming "permanently involved in human rights cases in the European Courts".

(How could they be, set to Tchaikovsky?

They could simply be set free.