Sentence examples for kinds have often from inspiring English sources

Evolutionary pressures of various kinds have often been hypothesized to cause active and rapid evolutionary changes.

Serota said restorations of this kind had often involved extensive reworking of paintings.

This could be done either through direct, secret talks of the kind that have often produced negotiating breakthroughs, including Oslo.

Those who have identified differences in kinds of knowledge have often likewise identified different methods for achieving that kind of knowledge (see the entry on the unity of science).

In contrast, these kinds of anomalies have often and predominantly been observed in studies investigating maternal alcohol consumption or solvent abuse during pregnancy [ 11, 12].

Of course, new kinds of air power have often appeared seductive, offering a cleaner, higher-tech brand of war.

The vote comes as Jordan copes with a number of domestic challenges, including a crushing deficit and a flood of more than 200,000 Syrian refugees — the kinds of crises that have often derailed movements for reform.

Also, Mr. Bush's visit demonstrates anew his eagerness to wrap himself in the kind of symbolism and place himself in the kinds of tableaus that Republicans have often ceded to Democrats.

Even a brief revival of the visitors' ambitions at the start of the second half at Easter Road did not provoke the kind of psychological frailties that have often hampered Hibs in the past.

Researchers probing our past have often studied two kinds of DNA: the paternally inherited Y chromosome and the maternally inherited mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA).

The militants, and especially the PIJ, have often responded in kind.