Sentence examples for established a sort of from inspiring English sources
There, and in a province near Laos, Scott Dowell's C.D.C. team has established a sort of radar defense system for microbes — the International Emerging Infections Program.
Scarsdale, N.Y., is among the increasing number of communities that in recent years have established a sort of good neighbor visual policy.
Conservative evangelicals have established a sort of Church of England in exile whose bridgehead is a church in south London, which is run by one of Welby's mentors in the church.
After the beauty of Bibendum came a rash of restaurants that established a sort of middlebrow exclusivity with timed bookings and fearsome deskbats – my word – in designer suits guarding reception".
Unlike Vespasian, who also owed his power to the army but who knew how to keep it in its proper place, Septimius Severus, aware of the urgency of external problems, established a sort of military monarchy.
Mr. Zadran, also known as Jamil, was an important link between Haqqani fighters in Afghanistan, who are allied with the Taliban, and the network's hub in Miram Shah, where it has established a sort of ministate that includes tax collectors, courts and schools to train Islamic fighters.
TR : Has anyone actually looked into establishing a sort of nanowiki?
He would quickly seek a resolution of the channel and carriage fees dispute and he would seek to establish a sort of professional competitive position.
Daphne Merkin, another longtime friend, detected "a 'country-squire' tendency — a complicated tendency to want to establish a sort of safety through bourgeoisness.
"Immediately after the second world war, they tried, in order to stop a possible invasion of Europe, to establish a sort of secret society of people who were trained to engage in a partisan war – even some former fascists.
As a result, Syria alternated between undermining or confronting the PLO (by attacking it directly or indirectly through Palestinian factions) and seeking to draw it into its orbit (by attempting to establish a sort of protectorate over it).
