Sentence examples for setting up some sort of from inspiring English sources

Plotnik: One of the main strategies up until now has been setting up some sort of physical barrier or fence to keep elephants and humans apart.

To make sure the military stays in charge, his people are talking about setting up some sort of a national security council to supervise the country.

One was an architect and one was in banking; Anthony, the youngest, still lived at home, and was supposed to be setting up some sort of business on the Internet.

He was overcome by feelings that he had to save the world by setting up some sort of charity, and eventually was hospitalized, while his family had little understanding of what was wrong.

Popular approaches revolve around the idea of setting up some sort of tournament of several binary classifiers.

I'm not sure if the show's going to make Rick an out-and-out monster, or if this is setting up some sort of redemptive arc for him in season three, but it's a strong choice.

And we set up some sort of a relationship and met several times.

One way of eliminating those barriers would be to set up some sort of global federal government.

Or, now that he's going to Essex County College, maybe he could set up some sort of a leadership training institute.

"You know, we could set up some sort of department and give you a title," Canavino remarked to Patrick, "but I think that would be a bad idea.

We like to talk about pioneering Mars rather than just exploring Mars, because once we get to Mars we will set up some sort of permanent presence.