Sentence examples for some sort of functioning from inspiring English sources

Were that to happen, I have no doubt that the result would be the disintegration of the few parts of Syria where there is still some sort of functioning government.

The D5500's button layout makes it seem as if I must learn that the most indiscriminate movement of my fingers will trigger some sort of function — and that might not always be beneficial to my shot.

An initial RNA-catalysed reaction system needed, in essence, to provide some sort of function, in order that genetics could select for it and improve catalysis and efficiency.

According to Jupiter Communications, an Internet market research firm, more than half of all major sites use some sort of chat function.

Dr. Wilson mentioned a sub-group of the genome he referred to as the "conservome" - genes are conserved across species, so researchers know that they must have some sort of important function...even if they don't know what that function is yet.

That suggests they have some sort of protective function.

65 mins: "It would appear that your keyboard has some sort of automatic function that inserts the word 'disarray' whenever you type "Newcastle defence".

My favourite photo of him is not a family one, but a snap of him at some sort of work function: he is dressed smartly and has his shiny-shoed feet up on what is obviously a bigwig's desk.

On the one hand, you're free to make a mental adjustment for some potentially important piece of context in your assessment of the odds, without having to articulate some sort of mathematical function to represent it.

Should human rights be defined in terms of serving some sort of political function?

I find myself using my iPod Touch more and more for Google-related activities, wishing it had some sort of phone function built into it so I could take it with me as I skip gleefully about the streets of Boston.