Sentence examples for seek some form of from inspiring English sources

One source said that the direction of travel within the corporation was that bosses and Yentob, 68, would seek some form of "way out" for him next year.

Mr. Moscovici also suggested that the Spanish government itself could probably seek some form of outside aid to forestall any worsening of its debt crisis.

Eventually, as we got old enough to ask questions and to seek some form of coherence for ourselves in our lives, he left again.

It is not yet clear whether mobile virtual network operators such as Sky and Tesco will seek some form of commercial recompense from O2 because of the outage.

Should we seek some form of transitional arrangements to avoid the potential disruption of an early and abrupt exit – and if so, how to avoid the risk that we end up in a semi-permanent limbo?

FACING a crushing debt of $40 million with the first principal payment due in 2004, Southampton Hospital is being urged to seek some form of government assistance through an affiliation with the state-owned Stony Brook University Hospital.

He desperately seeks some form of salvation.

In real terms, says Reed, that would account for 65,000 people coming forward annually seeking some form of gender transition.

The N.H.L. may also be seeking some form of financial compensation or increased perquisites for participating in the Olympics.

"Escape," a new play by Susan Mosakowski, follows three eccentric pairs of neighbors, all of whom are seeking some form of liberation.

Now Frances, who long endured the pain of Martin's marital deceit, has finally been deserted by him and visits Madeleine, seeking some form of resolution.