1. The payments can be set against one's income tax bill. 2. The film will be set against the backdrop of Kolkata. 3. This scrupulousness in the acceptance of evidence must be set against his limitations. 4. These numbers must be set against the opportunity cost of the expensive Tiger. 5. Alas, these certainties have to be set against the record of those that came before. 6. By offering the temptation of giving better land for cultivation one farmer would be set against another. 7. De Roover's view must be set against the humanist activity of Sassetti throughout the 1460s. 8. Basically, capital adequacy requirements will be set against the types of activity undertaken and the risks involved. 9. She had a really unique charm that could be set against the deadpan urgency of the show ." 10. The images can be set against several backdrops and then " shot " from dozens of camera angles.
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