Sentence examples for establishing some sort from inspiring English sources

It should go a long way to establishing some sort of pecking order among not merely Ireland's best youngsters, but the cream of the exceptional crop resident at Closutton.

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.

(After a senator expressed concern that the law allowed "intervention into somebody's life without establishing some sort of reason why you are doing it," the committee declined to recommend it).

"The story is, supposedly, there was some discussion about establishing some sort of vitamin or food supplement business," Mr. Kelly said Friday, adding, "We're trying to determine, precisely, what the nature of the dispute was and what the business relationship was".

This is not the first time Amazon has been said to be talking to banks about establishing some sort of banking product of its own.

Next, the co-founders plan to continue improving the app's algorithms and, judging by some early user reviews, Tinder might want to consider establishing some sort of age range so that 30-year-old users aren't seeing a bunch of 16-year-old matches, as well as build up infrastructure to prevent crashing.

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.

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

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.