Sentence examples for set to lay from inspiring English sources
Neither side looks set to lay down arms anytime soon.
A fatal car crash looks set to lay him low, but he'll stop at nothing to dodge his comeuppance.
The meeting in Moscow of finance officials from the G20 nations also looked set to lay bare differences over the balance between growth and austerity policies.
The American firm is set to lay off 6,000 of its 28,000 American employees, owing to the fall in work.
He is now set to lay new cables between the Unity and Harmony modules while Nasa's Tim Kopra installs a new vent and changes a lightbulb.
Experian is set to lay off hundreds of staff as the credit-checking company comes to terms with a slump in spending by US and UK banks.
The range of projections is pretty broad: GDP growth in 2001, for instance, is set to lie somewhere between 2.6% and 3.6%.
To illustrate the results delivered by the method just described, we first consider 20 layers (~30 nm) of standing pentacene with EF set to lie right at the energy of the HOMO peak maximum.
An ambassador is an honest man set to lie abroad for the commonwealth.
The struggling web pioneer is set to lay-off staff and sell some businesses to boost profitability but the share sale is likely to value it at just $3 billion, some way off its $163 billion valuation at the time of the merger in 2000.
Our findings and results show that existing solution algorithms and optimization models can be applied to large data sets to lay out executable decisions for managers.
