The phrase "a sort of significant" is not correct in standard written English.
It can be used when attempting to describe something that has a certain level of importance or meaning, but the phrasing is awkward.
Example: "The findings of the study were a sort of significant breakthrough in the field of medicine."
Alternatives: "somewhat significant" or "kind of important."
Both Mr. Gilani and Mr. Singh are politically wounded at home; Indian analysts argue that Mr. Gilani is actually far less politically powerful than the country's military chief, Gen. Ashfaq Parvez Kayani, and is not in a position to make any sort of significant deal.
Most music in half-hour shows simply pops in for a few seconds as part of the transition from scene to scene, barely enough time to register any sort of significant emotion.
The next few months will see somewhat of a battle from those at the top of the digital agenda to fight for funds, to limit the chance of budget cuts and to stop any sort of significant headcount reduction within GDS.
While, of course, Cliptone still has far to go to establish itself as any sort of significant hit, the early numbers have the team hopeful.
And while plenty of the aforementioned competitors now make Android devices, only HTC has seen any sort of significant increase in revenue share over the same span — and their share is nothing like Apple's.
Organizations likely don't see One Today as all that helpful in terms of raising any sort of significant funds – the app, live since April and more broadly launched this July, ahead of Google's "official" announcement today, has somewhere between 10,000 and 50,000 downloads, according to Google Play.
"It has triggered all sorts of significant movements around the world out of emerging markets.
Also, a bunch of diamonds appear to have suddenly started to play some sort of significant role.
Sort of like creating a Linux, or Android-type of platform, he adds "There needs to be some sort of significant technology in education that everyone can make use of".
