Sentence examples for developing some sort of from inspiring English sources

The Vikings probably wouldn't have signed Carlson if they didn't plan on developing some sort of two-tight-end passing attack.

(A few years ago, a Christchurch biologist was awarded a four-hundred-thousand-dollar grant to investigate the possibility of developing some sort of "deodorant" for ground-nesting birds).

However, there were hints in the Alexa app's code that the company was developing some sort of SMS capability.

Tetlock argues that this could be due to developing some sort of mole sight after having been too long into a specific field of expertise.

The company is currently developing some sort of compensation method where they will reward users that send in submissions that get used.

Pretty neat, but, you know, I'd rather Darpa put its know-how toward developing some sort of alternative energy contraption and/or fuel.

And 15 homes, including European castles acquired after you developed some sort of schlossomania.

"She developed some sort of tactic that stopped people from disliking her".

Again, X Factor appears to have developed some sort of conscience.

Some scholarships ask applicants to write an essay, create a movie or develop some sort of visual representation.

The driver said the bus developed some sort of mechanical problem that left it "somewhat steerable but out of control," William Katz, the principal of Pennsbury High School, said.