Sentence examples for it often sets from inspiring English sources

Because of its size, it often sets the standards that other stores follow over the holidays, whether that is pricing on toys or its offer last year of free shipping on hundreds of online items.

The great theme explored in her work is repetition, which is an essential part of comedy, since it often sets up expectations that the punch line upends.

If you refuse on principle to buy into a system that treats mental illness differently from physical injury, complain to your school, since it often sets the terms of the policy in conjunction with the insurer.

Asked about the payout, she said, "When you're in the middle of a storm, if you're going to explain all of how you got there, and how you're going to get out, it often sets more panic among the survivors than if you just sail the boat out of the darkness".

After their requests are denied, it often sets the deportation process in motion.

UnitedHealth is the first major health insurer to report third-quarter results, and it often sets the tone for the industry.

Yet according to the European Restructuring Monitor, an official survey, only 8% of EU jobs lost to restructuring between 2003 and 2006 involved offshoring.Globalisation started long before enlargement, but enlargement has crystallised public fears about it, often setting one corner of Europe against another.

I take the data to be valid, but I feel the manner of describing it too often sets up conservatives to look bad".

It therefore often sets the environmental and social limits of energy policy and energy use.

It's often set for faux manuscripts, too.

It is often set to music and accompanied by context-specific body language, and must aim to fit the shape of characters' mouths as they are speaking.