Sentence examples for set up rather from inspiring English sources

"But if we see them as deliberately doing something set up, rather than found, and theatrical, rather than authentic, they start looking a lot like Cindy Sherman.

Experiments can be set up rather quickly and in a short amount of time, even though they require a careful planning of the design.

He added: "We believe it is essential that the recommendations are implemented with speed, and a shadow body be set up rather than await the outcome of primary legislation.

It was set up rather like the Parish House next to St John the Divine's where I recently saw Britten's Curlew River.

It makes sense, therefore, to keep the photo studio permanently set up, rather than clearing out a portion of a room again and again, arranging afresh all the equipment for a shoot.

An important recommendation following from the results of the study is that collaboration between health care providers and exercise providers should be set up rather simple.

These days, many hot companies fuel all their early- to mid-stage growth through these more casual "seed" funding set ups, rather than by going to traditional venture capital firms.

And perhaps more importantly for some companies, SaleMove is positioning the service as a lead generation tool — people may not be ready to buy just yet, but making a personal connection and gleaning some information sets up rather nicely for future sales.

And he has to set up others, rather than try to smash New Zealand all on his own.

Others, like Mr. Leavitt, say it is better for states to take the initiative and set up exchanges rather than cede control to the federal government.

Some reforms have been uncontroversial allowing companies to be set up online rather than with a wearisome paper chase, for example.