Sentence examples for deliberately set up from inspiring English sources

When I ask if he thinks he was deliberately set up to fail, he agrees.

This is another constitutional tripwire deliberately set up by the generals.

"A lot of our hotel owners have deliberately set up shop away from it all for the same reason".

But it seems that Céline is very deliberately set up by the film as "difficult", while Jesse is presented as merely immature.

However to have been so deliberately set up in a foreign country when doing nothing other than working on behalf of snooker is malicious in the extreme".

But if a free school is deliberately set up in a deprived area to help disadvantaged kids, how can this charge hold?

"Amazon deliberately sets up in rundown areas.

Nobody seems to be saying anymore, as some skeptics did initially, that Olson was deliberately setting up the gay-marriage movement for a fall.

"George Bush is deliberately setting up public schools to fail so he can say there is no choice but to take money from public schools," he said.

"Has anyone suggested that Chris Gayle is deliberately setting up the most boring game of cricket in years to kill Test cricket and justify his comments?" asks Mark Ireland.

Margaret Hodge, the Labour MP and chair of the Commons public accounts committee (PAC), criticised the BBC for "selling knowingly to a consortium that deliberately sets up a very, very complex structure … the purpose of which is to avoid tax".