Sentence examples for adopted some sort of from inspiring English sources

Eleven counties have adopted some sort of ban or moratorium.

Eleven have adopted some sort of laws to limit the local permitting process and pole fees.

By now, according to the National Council of State Legislatures, a total of thirty-four states have adopted some sort of voter ID law, and as of late March of this year thirty-two such laws were in effect.

"Writers often feel obliged to adopt some sort of public appearance.

The momentum appears to favor adopting some sort of change, but the outcome is far from certain.

Don't go into it thinking you're going to be able to adopt some sort of business-as-usual scenario with a new face.

"I think it's very wrong that some — especially some Vietnamese overseas in America — today are asking and demanding that Vietnam has to adopt some sort of democracy like they have in America," he said.

This stock is a clear example of why every investor needs to adopt some sort of sell strategy for their portfolio holdings.

The second sentence of the passage just quoted suggests that the only way that coherentists can reject this argument is to adopt some sort of idealism.

Consequently, actualists typically grasp the second horn of the above dilemma and adopt some sort of actualistically acceptable, "sanitized" version of this theory on which possible worlds are conceived as theoretical abstract objects which actually exist.

Of course it's not necessary to go to the extreme that Robbins does and you would look a bit foolish jumping on a trampoline before your next sales pitch but it's important to adopt some sort of physical pre-presentation ritual since movement and energy are so intimately connected.