Sentence examples for set up quite from inspiring English sources
It's all set up quite nicely, wouldn't you say?
That sounds very funny now, but it can set up quite a conflict in a family.
Chilcot was set up quite explicitly "to identify lessons to be learned", not to "apportion blame or to consider issues of criminal or civil liability".
Plus technology just makes it easier to give it a try – "you can set up quite easily and effectively … you used to have to hire an expensive web designer".
"It's something that could be set up quite easily.
Countries have set up quite different educational institutions, but the key equity principle guiding the provision of education in virtually all developed country is the notion of equal access to primary and secondary education.
Clegg than sets up quite a good joke.
It sets up quite well for me because I keep the ball quite straight off the tee".
Foreign Power had already set up similar, quite lucrative companies in Argentina, Bolivia, Chile and Cuba.
Once the system is set up it's quite straightforward.
In contrast to many social games that rake in cash by charging for in-game advantage, Glitch plans on monetizing through a subscription model, which, as far as I can tell, it hasn't quite yet set up.
