Sentence examples for set to undo from inspiring English sources
But the irony is that consumption growth and persistent inequalities look set to undo the good that cutting food waste does in reducing our overall use of natural resources and improving food security," he said.
Eight years later it is set to undo the previous 50-plus years of financial stewardship (19482002 was the reign of the deutsche mark).
The FCC has released the final text of the order it voted on last month that is set to undo the net neutrality rules established in 2015.
When clearing laws were relaxed in Queensland, farmers cleared so much land it looks set to completely undo greenhouse gas emissions cuts made under the federal government's Direct Action policy.
Sometimes, the best thing for your customers and your company is to admit you've committed a colossal blunder — and set to work undoing it.
The industry, fearing billions of dollars in new costs, set about to undo the suits.
In the four months since, he has set out to undo the damage.
And so, in the latter days of the campaign, Fox set out to undo some of his more disastrous gestures to the extreme right.
— The criticism could not have been much harsher: North Carolina's Republican-led legislature had set out to undo 50 years of progress with a Tea Party-inspired "playground of extremist fantasies" that include tax giveaways to its richest residents and election law changes that make it harder for residents to register and vote.
She set out to undo the results of years of maintenance deferred by budget cuts and layoffs that reduced staffing from 79 full- and part-time workers at the village in 1981 to 32 workers now, including just one maintenance worker.
The IVA immediately set about to undo the NPL program by putting nine provisions on the ballot, including one to abolish the state Bank.
