Sentence examples for set to sunset from inspiring English sources

In addition, the compromise legislation is set to sunset after five years, unlike the initial proposal, which had no end date.

For instance, a key tax credit for wind generation is set to sunset at the end of this year, which would slow down turbine construction dramatically, especially since wind has to compete against cheap natural gas.

But that subsidy is set to sunset in coming years, hence the search for cheaper sources of financing.

Certain parts of the Patriot Act that much NSA surveillance depend on for legal standing are set to sunset, which will ignite a fight to either let them die, or re-up them for another go'round.

They were full of bugs and vulnerabilities that plagued the internet for years — so much so that web browsers started to pull the plug on Java back in 2015, with Flash set to sunset in 2020.

The bill comes as a provision of the PATRIOT Act that authorizes the most controversial of the NSA surveillance programs revealed by Edward Snowden is set to sunset at the end of next month.

That fact is worth keeping in mind, as we are racing towards a showdown in Congress over renewing several parts of the Patriot Act — which provides key legal underpinning for parts of NSA surveillance — that are set to automatically sunset.

The first is for the third woman in "Johnny," named Sunset, set to Ellington's "Sunset and the Mocking Bird (The Queen's Suite)." The second is for Johnny himself.

The attacks occurred just as Ramadan, the Muslim holy month, was set to commence at sunset Friday.

Once again, Americans lapsed into a somnambulant trance and turned a blind eye as Congress, at the urging of the Bush Administration, renewed several of the Patriot Act's more controversial provisions, which were set to expire, or sunset, on December 31 , 2005

If I've calculated correctly, they should be set to perform an amazing sunset show at the close of the final day of the festival.