Sentence examples for setting up a whole from inspiring English sources

That's a lot cheaper than setting up a whole new institution on Threadneedle Street.

It appears to be setting up a whole generation of future pensioners that will be forced into poverty.

In fact, what you are doing is setting up a whole lot of other asset bubbles at this point.

"There very well could be much more interaction with this agency because you are setting up a whole new system," said William Cunningham, the mayor's communications director.

McDonald's, aware that one bad hamburger could destroy its reputation, has gone even further, setting up a whole proprietary supply chain within China with more than 40 facilities producing beef, chicken, lettuce, cucumbers, rolls and even special sauce.

Chris Bryant told the Telegraph: "Setting up a whole new system all over again and awarding ourselves a flat-rate payment will not go down very well with our constituents.

India has set up a whole government ministry solely to look after the expat Indians".

The Croats set up a whole team specifically to thwart the tribunal's work.

"We set up a whole hookah system, including equipment, staff training and management advice".

We recognized this early on, and we set up a whole group to research the problem.

"We'll be obliged to set up a whole bureaucracy for policing the system," he said.