Sentence examples for established some sort from inspiring English sources

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.

We see the exterior of a cottage, and the dialogue on the sound track suggests that the three women have now established some sort of new community, perhaps a merging or interchange of generations and family roles.

Farther east he established some sort of control over the nomadic tribes of the Syrian Desert as far as the Euphrates River, though it is scarcely probable that Israelite domination was that effective.

By the time he leaves Tampa on the morning of Friday, August 30th, he needs to have articulated a sharper message, picked a decent running mate, and established some sort of emotional connection with the American public.

Still, Mr. Newhouse's comments and memo reflected the sense on both sides that in what had been stubbornly static race, Mr. Obama had, indeed, established some sort of uptick in support following his convention in a way that Mr. Romney had not, though Mr. Romney's aides said he had helped himself among important segments of the population.

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.

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