Sentence examples for has only set from inspiring English sources
The aluminum that seals Nespresso pods is, but the company has only set up recycling programs where customers can deposit their used capsules in a few countries.
By contrast in Britain, where gilded pledges to shake up the system are a newer political phenomenon, economic stagnation for the middle has only set in more recently, over the last decade or so.
Maserati has only set a goal of selling 1,400 Coupes and Spyders a year, so that's the other bit of news here get in line now if you want one.
Twenty years later, EPA has only set pollution limits for 106 of these dangerous facilities.
In an interview, Mary Gundrum told HuffPost the family has only set the robot up once so far, but plans to use it more going forward.
They have only set off on a villainous course, and they cannot even use the language of villainy.
Trying to arrange a convincing series of transitional forms out of such incomplete evidence would have only set Darwin up to be contradicted as explorations continued.
He might have talked up his commitment to the Duke of Edinburgh Award, but instead he said he had only set it up because he had been asked to by his former headmaster at Gordonstoun, Kurt Hahn.
I have lived on that road for nearly 20 years, yet I've only set foot on it once.
Inexplicably, they had only set up one metal detector through which to run the entire crowd, so the line was massive and slow.
