Sentence examples for will set in motion from inspiring English sources

There is a very real possibility that global warming will set in motion the destruction of the Greenland ice sheet.

"We are aware of the crisis of confidence his resignation will set in motion," Archbishop Léonard said.

Houston's decision will set in motion long, drawn-out negotiations that could prove as taxing on his mind as competing in last summer's Olympics was on his body.

"I'm not saying it will resolve everything, but it will set in motion responses that have been brewing for a long time.

I think the young people should be the main force that will set in motion our society in the right direction".

American officials hope the summit of the 28-member alliance will set in motion an orderly conclusion of the decade-long war in Afghanistan, a huge undertaking.

"Maybe they will go to their GP and the wheels will get set in motion a lot quicker than they were with me and they won't have to live their twenties like they didn't happen," he said.

If Prop 37 passes, and the polls suggest its chances are good, then that debate will most likely go national and a new political dynamic will be set in motion.

It will arrive when our penchant for uncritical history clashes with our economic interests; and that process will be set in motion when India and China, the two rising powers to whom all our parties look for future markets, demand change.

Here, then, the next stage, the slow eating away of the personality which jealousy, unchecked and untreated, will unfailingly set in motion.

The PP says it will not set in motion the disintegration of Spain and the loss of 17% of its population.