Sentence examples for have often been set from inspiring English sources

The circuit breakers were intended to limit volatility, but they have often been set off by erroneous trades.

Yunior's been an integral part of your fiction over the last sixteen years, but your earlier stories have often been set during his adolescence or early adulthood.

Customer-service centers have often been set up to maximize the very things — speed and volume — that make for a poor customer experience.

Those projected values, called residuals, have often been set higher than the actual value of the cars and trucks returned when the leases end.

_ Yunior's been an integral part of your fiction over the last sixteen years, but your earlier stories have often been set during his adolescence or early adulthood.

Stagings, at least in the UK, have often been set in an early 20th-century past (invoking Italian fascism) or a late 21st-century future or – most frequently in recent years – in generic contemporary dictatorships.

He highlights, too, how the course of industrial technology has often been set by the planners' guiding hand.

Barba's see-sawing career, which at times has promised great things, has often been set back by issues encountered away from the field.

The push to save families in many states and cities has often been set back by highly publicized deaths of neglected children.

The system helped bring order to county boundaries, which had often been set in other states by geographic markers such as rivers, hills, and trees, and were therefore rather irregular.

The calculation region, generally a square, needs to be a multiple of the minimum speckle size and has often been set at 5 x 5 or 7 x 7 pixels [ 14, 15].