Sentence examples for required sort of a from inspiring English sources

It required sort of a new level of commitment to all of these issues.

For digital natives and the rest of us, valuing privacy has always required some sort of a contextual element, a lesson, a moment or an incident that causes us to value privacy.

Such a goal to be accomplished requires some sort of a controlling mechanism for enabling SUs of the ad hoc network to know the network topology [8].

It will require some sort of a lid (could be a nice detail) for those times you need to use the space as a desk". They hired me for an hour.

If it really is incrementally first 'service delivery improvement,' and then, 'health outcome improvement,'— to me [outcome evaluation requires] sort of a benchmarking approach".

As one participant notes: "The fact is that HIPAA seems to require a sort of a project-specific authorization".

Now I understand that it required a sort of courage for a man of Bernstein's sophistication and time to drop in that little soft rock "boom-chick," in the B section, to gently touch on the jazzy major seventh with a grace note on the word "help," to push the jazz gesture just a trifle harder on the "sting" beneath the final "laude".

We did everything that might have required some sort of planning in an unplanned and slapdash manner.

Historically, transforming radical parties of the right (or left) into mass movements has required some sort of disaster, such as a major war or an economic depression.

Others, like "Do You Think I Really Care?" required a sort of throw-back mentality to finish.

This requires some sort of adaptation: learning a language, a way of thinking, how to comport oneself.