Sentence examples for applying some sort from inspiring English sources

What we saw before 2007 and what we see now is not officials applying some sort of optimization procedure or sensible independent thinking.

However, separation performance can be further improved by applying some sort of gradient mode operation, in order to optimize the operating conditions of each individual section of the unit.

That became evident Thursday as Republican leaders distanced themselves from Representative Barton's outburst, which included the charge that Mr. Obama was acting illegally by applying "some sort of political pressure that in my words amounts to a shakedown".

I spent hours in front of the computer at home making weird noises to myself and applying some sort of structure to them.

Instead of combating the channel variations by applying some sort of averaging technique to exploit diversity, the variations in the channel of different users are capitalized to transmit data only on the strongest channels[34].

Using the data, and applying some sort of Warner Music formula, Digonex then alters the price of the song to reflect things like demand, amount of time it's been available, and so on.

The second man immediately applied some sort of tool causing a loud, metallic twang.

"I like the fact of trying to apply some sort of morality to a world which would be bereft without it.

The obvious solution to the problem of the ocean's plastic trash is for governments to apply some sort of trash tax on producers or importers of plastic goods.

Van Gaal's objections did not stop his team from inflicting a 3-0 defeat on Brazil, who, in the wake of their semi-final massacre by Germany, had been hoping to apply some sort of dressing to the bloody gaping hole where their dignity used to be – although, in truth, it would have been understandable if most of them would have preferred to just go straight out and get plastered.

Sometimes, it is highly suggested to apply some sort of low-pass filtration as a first step in order to reduce the influence of the noise.