Sentence examples for is carefully set from inspiring English sources

Britain's minimum wage is carefully set to avoid demolishing jobs.

The death of the wheel-tapper, accidentally trapped under a train, is infinitely more affecting and memorable than Anna's suicide that it is carefully set up to foreshadow.

Thus the stage is carefully set for the unexpected arrival in Punjab of Khan's wife number two, and physical confrontation between the English and Pakistani ends of his existence.

As a result, the variability we pointed out in this paper will have a considerable detrimental effect on most studies unless the Markov order is carefully set.

The methodology we propose here (including the non-linked BAR design) has the power advantage that the control allocation is carefully set to match the experimental arm with highest sample size.

The stage had been carefully set.

Charges had been carefully set at strategic structural points in the buildings.

Tonight the stage was carefully set for the Morleys'visit - he hoped to make them Jealous even though they were so much more affluent.

But the tin cans have been carefully set aside and cleaned by the cook, to be re-used for storage and measuring containers.

Henry James's "never say you know the last word about any human heart" is closer to the mark: the oddness and surprise of love are carefully set out here, without judgment or guile.

And aren't there rather a lot of male writers whose personal and domestic failings are carefully set to one side by the reviewer when an opportunity arises to reassess their work?