Sentence examples for leading a sort of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Nader had long been a consumer rights activist, at one point leading a sort of special forces unit nicknamed Nader's Raiders, and he had championed Proposition 103.

Given France's importance, if Mr. Hollande wins he might end up leading a sort of "growth bloc," which would challenge the German medicine, or at least try to dilute it.

There were other folk heroes besides Robin Hood, such as Malcolm Musard in Feckenham Forest and Edric of the Woodland, who tormented the Normans around Morfe and Clun, leading a sort of Taliban of the trees.

The enzyme would then begin decomposing organic matter; it would also break down compounds that inhibit the activity of other enzymes, leading to a sort of chain reaction.

This data was enough to keep teams of number crunchers busy, leading to a sort of arms race as front offices attempted to scoop up bright young analysts to work with the data.

These morphological changes can be explained by the interaction of Ag-NPs with the polymer chains, leading to a sort of additional cross-linking of the polymer.

This is leading to a sort of decision paralysis, argues Michael Rendell, partner for consulting firm PwC's global human capital business.

It's not just about aggregating different brands all under one roof — there's also a community aspect, where customers can upload pictures of themselves in certain styles that others can purchase as well, leading to a sort of virtuous cycle of sharing and shopping.

Actually, they're proteins that are misfolded, and when they infect a healthy organism, they cause its normal proteins to start misfolding as well, leading to a sort of chain-reaction.

Paralogs could affect the reconstruction of real isoforms leading to a sort of chimeric transcripts.

Could David Sparsholt, given the chance, have imagined leading a different sort of life?