Sentence examples for kind would help from inspiring English sources

An emissions intensity scheme, or a trading scheme of some kind, would help to reduce emissions cheaply.

In a scenario where a living wages becomes too high for the market to bear, more generous family benefits of this kind would help bring its level down.

A collaboration of that kind would help clarifying the meaning of many of the terms used and help presenting what specialists of the field consider to be the important notions and issues in cosmology, possibly coupled with a fair introduction for biologists about the alternative cosmological main models.

She is not connected to Allergan or Liletta in any way, but said more access to birth control of all kinds would help women not only avoid pregnancy in precarious or unpredictable situations, but could also put a pause on menstruation, which can be an inconvenience while on deployment.

Most independent schools are one-offs, without much scope for co-operation in training, recruitment and so on: certainly nothing of the kind that would help a bureaucracy-ridden state school.

Henbest says the LCOE figures are the kind that would help power companies trying to make a decision on whether to build a new windfarm, a solar array or a gas-fired power station.

Additionally, Whitehead was known for his "almost fanatical belief in the right to privacy", and for writing very few personal letters of the kind that would help to gain insight on his life.

I felt even better when Karl turned me over to Charles Seales, a bright, young sales associate who took one look at my grungy old leather sneakers, which really ought to be burned except that the fumes would only add to global warming, and suggested a different kind that would help my feet breathe.

There was hope in his final outing that a step up to this kind of distance would help, while he has since been gelded.

This kind of transparency would help Cambodians to hold their politicians to account, and make it harder for outsiders to buy off political elites.

This kind of accountability would help to ensure that a third- or fourth-term president (or even a first- or second-term president) would be deserving of our trust.