Sentence examples for some sort of element from inspiring English sources

"It seems like all the projects I'm involved with have some sort of element of improving a current process, making it safer, more responsible, more friendly to the environment," he says.

When Beck explained why we shouldn't be helping anyone in need: "There's some sort of element of competition to life.

And then the fourth element, I think there's some element of divine intervention or some sort of spiritual element there.

This pattern is consistent with a process of motif replication and insertion followed by mutational degradation, suggesting these novel repeat motifs likely represent some sort of transposable element such as short interspersed nuclear elements (SINEs) or miniature inverted-repeat terminal elements (MITEs) [ 28].

In support of this, the p < 0.0001 DMR subset was generally depleted of CpG islands (Fig.  3a), was primarily found within gene regions (Fig.  3b), and contained some sort of repetitive element (Fig.  3c), where short interspersed nuclear elements (SINE; a class of retrotransposons) were particularly abundant.

You need some sort of incongruous element.

Maybe it would be better to include some sort of orbital element in there.

Most activities have some sort of exclusive element or are limited to small groups.

For now, she says, about a quarter of the company's sales include some sort of service element.

"This may imply some sort of time element that wasn't there before," said Dr. Rob Jonquiere, the managing director of the Dutch Voluntary Euthanasia Society.

Some sort of jeopardy element introduced into the system Maybe the nominee that doesn't win gets dropped by their label.