Sentence examples for kind have provided from inspiring English sources

Extensive investigations of this kind have provided evidence for PrP-related sequences in most species of the vertebrate lineage [4], [5], [6] and revealed two mammalian paralog sequences encoding for the proteins Doppel (Dpl) and Shadoo (Sho), which together with PrPC constitute the mammalian prion protein family [7].

Special zones of one kind or another have provided safe havens for business in other places torn by strife or plagued by shaky legal systems.

Vaccines of various kinds, in fact, have provided results equal or better than the most successful conventional treatments in a range of neoplastic diseases such as lymphomas [ 77], melanomas [ 78], prostate, and lung cancer [ 79].

There are many other examples of the same kind of studies that have provided large amounts of data to be publically available (18 20).

Events like the slopestyle, a recent addition, have provided the kind of visual thrills that outpaces the drama of the competition itself.

Indeed, at times Rio's Olympic venues have provided a kind of bizarro urban world, oases of calm space in an otherwise teeming city.

(Today Friedan would level the charge at someone like Caitlin Flanagan, for whom McGinley's positioning seems to have provided a kind of template).

Those were isolated moments, though, and Aubameyang spent most of the game pining for the kind of service Özil could have provided.

Like Robson, Watson has a junior Grand Slam to her name – at Flushing Meadows last year – and even in defeat both have provided some kind of silver lining to Britain's worst-ever start to the tournament.

The vast majority of boomers (93 percent) say they have provided some kind of support to their adult children, like helping them pay for college tuition or loans (71 percent) or a car (53 percent).

On The Times's Bucks blog, Ann Carrns writes that 93 percent of boomers "say they have provided some kind of support to their adult children, like helping them pay for college tuition or loans (71 percent) or a car (53 percent).