The phrase "a sort of think" is not correct in English.
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The Lark "is artist-centric," Mr. Hwang said, "a sort of think tank for the artist, trying to come up with new methods, strategies and formats for play development".
At the end of this revealing book, Mr. Draper quotes him saying that he plans to build a "Freedom Institute," a sort of think tank where young leaders from abroad can learn about democracy.
In 1991, Asfour became general secretary of the Supreme Council of Culture — a sort of think tank for state culture — and began to write books that hewed closely to the regime's version of the war for hearts and minds: "Defending Enlightenment," "Against Fanaticism," "Opposing Terrorism".
Christensen's main recommendation to defend against this tendency is to create a sort of think tank internal to the company that actively tries to disrupt the company's own product lines.
Sci Futures, a sort of think tank dedicated to providing these services to clients such as Crayola, Ford, and Lowe's, has a pithy tagline encapsulating their mission: "Where sci-fi gets real".
If you don't know what the Fabian Society is – and, to be honest, I didn't before they invited me to their annual get-together – it's a sort of think tank that helps generate policy for the Labour Party.
Mr Bolten has created a sort of think-tank in Austin, with a staff of about 20 busy young people dreaming up new ideas and borrowing from other people (including Democrats).
The first front was the Republican Study Committee, a sort of internal think tank that tries to push legislation to the right.
Between 40 and 60 varieties are sold commercially, according to the Central Institute of Subtropical Horticulture, which serves as a sort of mango think tank.
The 70-page report is one result of an unusual 15-month collaboration between the National Intelligence Council, a sort of analytical think tank of senior intelligence officials that works alongside the C.I.A., and dozens of outside scientific, diplomatic and corporate experts.
Other Democratic officials said Mrs. Clinton had then wanted to serve in a broader leadership role, perhaps as chairwoman of the Democratic Policy Committee, a sort of internal "think tank" with a staff, a budget and office space.
