set against造句
(61) In calculating the liability to tax , legitimate expenses incurred will be set against the amount received.
(62) German public opinion is firmly set against the public purse to help the profligate Greeks.
(63) The phenomenon is set against a background of increased rice productivity, achieved through improvements in technology such as better seeds, use of fertiliser and mechanisation.
(64) Her father was dead set against her marrying that no-good Fitch.
(65) Set against the dangers ofall - out financial seizure, these risks seem worth taking.
(66) All of these moves have been set against the backdrop of sweet talk about partnership.
(67) Set against the paralysis that afflicts the US, it might even be said to have eclipsed the West's laissez faire, democratically driven approach to economic management, and provide a model for us all.
(68) I couldn't understand why he was dead set against this plan.
(69) It was her best face physically that was now set against the south wind.
(70) A Disney studio statement reads High School Musical 4 will feature a love triangle "set against the cross-town rivalry between the East High Wildcats and West High Knights."
(71) Set against the magnificent backdrop of Lake Constance, every production at the Bregenz Festival faces strong natural competitors.
(72) I am dead set against someone's calumniation about DelMonaco! At the same time I don't swallow you whole!
(73) On Thursday Berankis held a break of serve in the fifth set against World No. 15 Jurgen Melzer but finally succumbed 7-5 in the fifth.
(74) The Hungarian director has completed her powerful Diary trilogy, set against the background of events in her country.
(75) "The increase in sales in Sweden, set against the backdrop of innovative new digital services and tighter copyright laws, is encouraging, " said John Kennedy, the chairman and chief executive of IFPI.
(76) A secured loan has the value of your property set against the amount borrowed.
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