Sentence examples for provide some semblance of from inspiring English sources

Houses made of wood and bamboo provide some semblance of normality.

A lone nurse is trying to provide some semblance of health care.

The Wyoming court stated, "Equity requires reinstatement of the 2004 temporary rule to provide some semblance of order in this disordered and confusing state of affairs".

In a bid to provide some semblance of continuity, the WHO has issued guidance telling medical staff to provide all fever patients with ACTs whether or not they have been diagnosed with malaria.

That been-there, done-that attitude is helping Whitney executives deal with the aftermath of Katrina as they try to assess the damage to the bank's headquarters and operations in New Orleans while hoping a disaster recovery plan will provide some semblance of normal operations for its banking customers.

It might have been reasonable for him to hope that, at least for the next few hours, the progression of Inaugural rituals would provide some semblance of civic grace to what had been a notably unsettling time of transition in America.

Filling my face with food provides some semblance of wholeness on the lonely sea.

A large-scale rezoning initiative has provided some semblance of protection for neighborhoods under siege throughout the city.

This has provided some semblance of respect, but they are far from being viewed as equal and at best regarded as exotic and marginal.

At work Sue pursues a story about a shady movie company, providing some semblance of plot and platform for Mick's offhand feats on an action-movie set.

Each classroom is shared by two families, with a makeshift wooden wall in the middle providing some semblance of privacy.