Sentence examples for establish some sort of from inspiring English sources

If we could establish some sort of institutional failure we would have a much stronger story.

We need to establish some sort of balance to move ahead.

It would be a serious mistake not to establish some sort of committee," he said in an interview with Ha'aretz.

Roger Schafir London Jonathan Powell is right; talking to terrorists is the only way to establish some sort of peace.

But Crystal has no money and nowhere to go, and more important a pressing need to establish some sort of convincingly stable domicile.

It was clear from the start that the grandmother was trying to establish some sort of common ground and that the going was tough.

The main task Mr Tata faced when he succeeded his uncle in the early 1990s was to re-establish some sort of control over the companies that bore the Tata name.

Stung by two sixth places on the opening day, there was much agitated debriefing and analysis overnight and the boat left the dock well ahead of the others with skipper Ed Baird and British tactician Adrian Stead determined to re-establish some sort of supremacy.

Nearly a third of companies surveyed by the World Economic Forum in 2010 had established some sort of stress-reduction programme.

Seeing as we seem to have established some sort of vaguely professional tone, let's roll with it: despite prematch rumours contrarywise, Graeme Smith is fit and will play.

Over the course of the year, I think I've discerned that he's working towards establishing some sort of environmental NGO, and man is he doing a lot of research.