Sentence examples for some sort of database from inspiring English sources

That suggests that they are keeping some sort of database - but the other question is, where do they get their database of people to call?

Forcing every Muslim in the country to register for some sort of database would do nothing to secure the borders or stanch the flow of undocumented migrants.

These days, nearly every office has some sort of database that needs to be reviewed.

I think (hope) that, by now, it's pretty much common knowledge that men who find pubic hair disgusting are terrified of women and should be added to some sort of database.

Doesn't it keep some sort of searchable database?

One person close to the situation said there could be some sort of online database developed to feature the highest bonuses of companies that accepted taxpayer money.

But there still eventually needs to be some sort of unified place database.

That last statistic speaks to why we need some sort of unified Places database (this app just does place matching, not unification).

If people say, 'We're going here, do you wanna come?' it would be nice to know you just could, but for people like me, it's difficult," says Inga. Wouldn't some sort of centralised, user-generated database for info on clubs accessibility help, I ask.

If people say, 'We're going here, do you wanna come?' it would be nice to know you just could, but for people like me, it's difficult," says Igna. Wouldn't some sort of centralised, user-generated database for info on clubs accessibility help, I ask.

If people say, 'We're going here, do you wanna come?' it would be nice to know you just could, but for people like me, it's difficult," says Igna. Wouldn't some sort of centralized, user-generated database for info on clubs accessibility help, I ask.