Sentence examples for structures set from inspiring English sources

Challenging the fee structures set by stock lenders is simply not in the interests of short-sellers.

White excelled at designing gracefully proportioned structures set off by exquisite Italian Renaissance ornamentation.

The constraints placed by delicate biological structures set many challenges for the science of cryopreservation.

Thus, theatres there were temporary structures, set up in the Campus Martius for the duration of public games.

Structures set up in the post-Mao era, meant to be temporary, have become permanent, he said.

And that's exactly what some people did, funnelling even more money through structures set up and registered by firms such as Mossack Fonseca.

Christie also has a knack for cleverly structured set pieces.

The administrative structure set up by Mr. Bloomberg, however, may prevent him from learning from history.

Beyond the tightened discretion, the new reporting structure set up under the Feeney amendment has judges especially angry.

A regulatory structure set up for banks in the 1930s needed to change, because the nature of business had changed.

South Allington House, a magnificent Georgian structure set in spacious grounds, provided B&B and self-catering accommodation.