Sentence examples for is set to stretch from inspiring English sources

Five years of Conservative failure on housing is set to stretch to 10 without a big change.

And at this time of year it was set to stretch on for another 20 hours or so.

In the last year, there has been a 3% increase in pay rates for TQSWs and this trend is set to continue, stretching budgets further.

Groundbreaking for the new High Line took place in April 2006, with Bloomberg in attendance as well as New York senators Hillary Clinton and Chuck Schumer, and the first stretch of the line is set to be completed early next year, with the second finished in 2010.

The device is capable of generating cyclic stretch in a frequency range of 0.01 to 1 Hz and was set to produce a 10% linear stretch.

The distance between the two TTTAAG stretches was set to five.

Resample and stretch quality - This should be set to "Best".

Long stretches of conversation are set to nondescript, tootling music of the kind that plays in movies when naughty pets or children are on the loose.

Bay Hill's three-hole closing stretch is set up to ensure exciting finishes.

And then you've got Steve Smith, after a confidence-boosting maiden Test century at The Oval, coming in at No5. I'd prefer to see Brad Haddin down at No7 rather than six, so I still don't think the Australian batting line-up is set by any stretch of the imagination – and that No6 spot could be up for grabs.

The model problem is set up for uniaxial stretching of a rectangular sheet with two clamped ends and two free edges.