Sentence examples for restore some sort of from inspiring English sources

A measure from the Tories on marriage will restore some sort of balance.

This and decentralisation are so advanced that many communists are trying to restore some sort of central influence.

"We wanted to take out the goofiness, to restore some sort of rational relationship to type design," O'Hara told me.

And even an attempt to restore some sort of civilian government in Jaffna has not gone well.As more and more Tamils have returned to Jaffna, the government decided to risk holding local elections in the region on January 29th the first vote to be held there for 16 years.

In more concrete terms, Mr. Chavez believes that "his mission in the world is to restore some sort of equilibrium that favors less developed countries," said Janet Kelly, a professor at the Institute of Higher Administrative Studies in Caracas who is working on a book about Venezuelan-American relations.

That is certainly true of al-Shabaab, which was born out of the Islamic Court Union, a loose formation of Islamic judicial systems that managed to restore some sort of civil order after years of a violent anarchy in Somalia, opening the Mogadishu airport and earning the support from a Somali majority.

Elissalde restored some sort of order to dented ranks - Thierry Dusautoir had been injured in the charge from a stolen line-out - with a penalty on the stroke.

In Russia, it would make the idea of restoring some sort of post-Soviet realm not just a nostalgic Communist obsession but a respectable strategic alternative to joining the West.

Perhaps it is in reaction to three solid days of obsession over the swollen appendage of Colts defensive end Dwight Freeney (He's walking on the beach!), and we are restoring some sort of cosmic balance.

My point is not that eukaryotes have a high mutation rate today (they do not) but that they almost certainly did have one during early eukaryogenesis, especially transpositions and rearrangements; and that the evolution of the nucleus and the cell cycle restored some sort of equanimity.

In a week where Gentleman Jim Davidson has won Celebrity Big Brother, you might find yourself wondering whether there is any semi-pariah in British life who, by mere virtue of hanging around long enough, would not eventually find themselves restored to some sort of vogue given the right passage of time.