Sentence examples for solution of sorts from inspiring English sources

But a political solution of sorts is going begging.

This was a solution of sorts; at least it got all the dancers (his students, mainly) onto the stage.

An old man suggests a solution of sorts: he can get through if he breaks the pole in half.

These economists want both the public and private sectors to adopt a market solution of sorts that calls for getting the financial incentives right.

But, after Gordimer had told him not to come, "a solution of sorts was found" for what he calls "the South African problem".

A solution, of sorts, arrived in 1992, when a Los Angeles jury acquitted four police officers of using excessive force in the beating of Rodney King.

By contrast, Mr Bush not only sounded upbeat, but also came up with solutions, of sorts.

Those people were a solution of a sort.

"I thought it had to become impossible to give a fast, easy, clear-cut solution, because no solution of this sort could accord with the reality," he wrote in his 1989 autobiography, "Warrior".

At the same time, India wants a stable relationship with a Taliban-free Pakistan and knows that ultimately might include a political solution of some sort, just as India has negotiated with its opposition in Kashmir and many other places.

In this direction, the results obtained by Braga and Stoye when analysing the solution space of sorting by DCJ operations [ 9] may provide some insights.