Sentence examples for still set off from inspiring English sources

Even if regulators could resolve a complex cross-border institution, doing so could still set off a panic among other institutions.

And given that Greece could use legal means to require all private bondholders to accept losses, the action could still set off the swaps.

Homemade boathouses line the shores, and youngsters still set off on motorised rafts for watery adventures, like something out of Huckleberry Finn.

Now in her mid-60s, she remains extraordinary to look at; her celebrated pallor still set off with the springy golden ringlets that have, in the past, diverted so much attention from her findings on women's inner lives.

Like a wayward cat that, having been declawed, finds more perverse routes to mischief, Mr. Burroughs rejoices in the peculiar ways that the gum, devoid of the Bogie and Bacall allure of cigarettes, can still set off smoke alarms of a sort.

Even though I had all the change out of my pockets, cell phones, and belt removed I still set off the detector (perhaps the rivets in my jeans).

But steps by the government are still setting off waves of indignation, expressed mainly over social networks.

But some properties were still setting off bidding wars among buyers who had already been qualified for loans.

It was a beautifully balanced dish, and a memorable one, too, one still sets off a craving at odd times.

Though he broke his femur in a snow-mobile accident in January 1999 -- the steel rod in his leg still sets off metal detectors -- his arm stayed sturdy.

Angel Haze's double-time verse is a lot spikier, but still neatly set off against slower, spoken couplets.