Sentence examples for kinds in some from inspiring English sources

Many LPs already do due diligence —extremely stringent kinds in some cases, on VCs they choose to invest in.

Almost all groups compete with those of similar kind in some manner or other.

Suppose that all things of a given kind in some sense share the same nature.

The phenomenal character of pain, for example, is reducible to its representing disturbances of a certain kind in some region of the body.

The DBX's motors (one for each wheel) and batteries (the medium-future lithium sulphur type) might not get to production untouched, but the Aston SUV will be an EV of some kind, in some of its versions.

I know that as talk unfolds around me, the rapid, skittering on the surface kind, in some way I am still partly outside it.

It is the first of its kind in some ways, as it's written by a woman about the interior life of a woman.

It's not impossible that we would do a market of some kind in Queens at some point.

Those were no less kind days: in some areas, significantly worse.

If more noise of this kind appears in some dataset, we suggest the user to use stricter parameters for cluster merging and extension.

I suspect this crisis will mark a change of some kind in Japanese political culture.