Sentence examples for a sort of mutually from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, Alphabet's strategic advantage against Comcast, AT&T and other massive ISPs is going to rest on a sort of mutually assured destruction.

Since their audience consists of people whose own selves are in that sort of condition too, imitators and audience are locked into a sort of mutually reinforcing picture of the human condition.

A: Sort of.

Environmentalists tout a sort-of pagan eschatology.

Be both Dr. Phil and a UFC fighter.. Though they're sort of mutually exclusive, for you they can't be.

Lawrence Di Rita, the chief Pentagon spokesman, said at a news briefing that the arrangement "will be some sort of mutually agreed process" that was still under discussion.

They share limited electrical outlets, rationing resources in the sort of mutually beneficial fashion that typically eludes elected representatives in Washington.

The fact that his movies are always something of a cinephile's paradise means the director and critics are likely to continue along the sort of mutually appreciative relationship that Harvey Keitel's Wolf so discouraged in Pulp Fiction.

But neither side has an interest in destroying oil market prices and the betting is that, despite their religious differences, they will come to some sort of mutually advantageous accommodation.

While this may not work of everyone, it is important for spouses to have some sort of mutually agreed upon system to ensure they're both on the same page when it comes to spending.

Interestingly, Samsung beat its two major competitors to the Slurpee slinger — likely the two companies reached some sort of mutually beneficial exclusivity agreement to help push the Galaxy maker's payment system.