Sentence examples for ones set up from inspiring English sources

Why are elderly ones on birth control catching zookeepers by surprise, while ones set up with reality shows aren't doing shit?

The lab is similar to ones set up at previous Olympics in Sydney and Athens, and will draw on the resources of the Peking Union Medical College Hospital to evaluate an athlete's external appearance, hormones and genes.

Some of the most outrageous ones set up by Viktor Yanukovych, the ousted president, have been closed, but many survive.

The most sophisticated ones set up their own in-house managers, staffed with refugees from shrunken investment banks and unlucky hedge funds.

In private firms, even ones set up by party members, managers were often concerned that business secrets might be leaked and efficiency impaired by the existence of a separate power structure inside the business.

Facebook, for example, pushed people to interact more in Groups like the ones set up by the Russians, where users can "share their common interests and express their opinion" around a common cause.

A total cyber-image makeover can include disputing negative comments, promoting positive ones, setting up websites to get your story out there and an aggressive social-media campaign.

But apparently no one set up a surveillance camera on what was happening in there.

The wife of General Haig, the British commander on the Western Front for most of World War One, set up a poppy factory exclusively for Scottish people.

In 1948, when Orwell took on the role of Cassandra, for all its high sales no-one set up 1984 discussion clubs.

Other companies, including one set up by the former Grokster president Wayne Rosso, have been working on legal versions of peer to peer file sharing.