Sentence examples for really sort out from inspiring English sources

But things don't really sort out along those lines.

Does it really sort out to being in one sense preventive detention?

"It took us quite a while to really sort out who was the real first ones and the ones worthy of the prize".

"I think it's going to take careful study and investigation to really sort out what we're seeing," she says. .

"It's the kind of research that will really sort out the underlying mechanisms for why these prejudices are so hard to get rid of".

Mauboussin: Let me first say that for the average investor, if he or she is interested in doing this, it takes a lot of work to really sort out what managers are doing.

In the absence of a costed plan to really, truly sort out the NHS, we're left with politically expedient choices.

"They really sorted out to people at work and play.

"That really sorts out the wheat from the chaff.

It's unfair to put the baptism on Romney; what role the fear of Mormons has in the campaign has yet to be really sorted out.

There have been real creative accomplishments in games, but we haven't really sorted out what they are and why they matter...