Sentence examples for kinds may be from inspiring English sources

All giving is good, after all, even if some kinds may be better.

Efforts to promote gender equality in workplaces of all kinds may be widespread, but the number of men in nursing remains stubbornly low.

Solid-state chemical principles, allied to a degree of chemical intuition, enables one to design open-structure solids on to the inner surfaces of which isolated catalytically active sites of different kinds may be placed.

Year after year those elaborate concoctions sit in the freezer until I've gone through the entire batch of classic basil and pine nuts, because as good as the more experimental kinds may be, there are few things that brighten up a dreary winter's evening more than the grassy, summer scent of basil and garlic emanating from a bowl of steaming hot pasta.

Tables from which map projections of the more familiar kinds may be plotted have been available for some years and have been based on the best determinations of the size and shape of the Earth available at the time of their compilation.

Putative examples of kinds may be found in all scientific disciplines.

Deaths of this kind may be rare.

Composites of such kind may be used as design material for many microwave applications.

No furniture of any kind may be brought into the Auditorium.

Trying out rhetoric of the Giuliani kind may be a temptation for the candidates in 2016.

Nevertheless, under Mr. Putin, the cold climate for lawsuits of this kind may be warming up.