Sentence examples for has set one from inspiring English sources

But there is no doubt about the course China has set, one the leadership hopes will ultimately strengthen the economy despite the dangers encountered along the way.

The single currency has been a flawed project and has set one nation against another, forcing the poor to pay the price for propping up a shonky structure.

The money can go to him outright, into a custodial account, or even into a trust if the IRA owner has set one up.

It has set one example of locally driven capacity development for ensuring better implementation of children's rights in highly disadvantaged economic and social environment.

Make sure you have set one up, and/or have the ability to set one up before setting up Apple Pay.

Some of his traps are just cages on the ground, but here Parker had set one about two feet off the ground, connecting a blackthorn tree and a pine tree via a cross-strut.

They also had set one broken nose.

In the absence of anything resembling a normal city government, the town's businessmen have set one up themselves.

For after years blighted by injury, Radcliffe, 42, had returned to the marathon course where, in 2003, she had set one of the great world records.

So Geim had set one of his new Ph.D. students, Da Jiang, the task of trying to obtain as thin a sample as possible — perhaps a few hundred atomic layers — by polishing a one-inch graphite crystal.

It also displays how much you've spent on gas and electricity that day, and how much of your daily budget you've used, if you have set one.