Sentence examples for some sort of model from inspiring English sources

Not like some sort of model lying around on some sand with a handbag, oooh...".

Truly concerning is President Obama's belief that Yemen should act as some sort of model for other conflicts – notably the one being waged in Iraq and Syria.

"We realize there's a symbolic aspect to this, but we didn't do it for girl power or to be some sort of model for people," Schoenfelder said.

Taking that step might be survivable for Twitter, but more likely the company would have to figure out what the value of Track is and provide some sort of rationale for a business model that would prove acceptabe as a contract with users or developers who would in turn pass along the costs via some sort of model.

Six studies described some sort of model, manual and/or use of supportive tools, e.g. assessment tool or checklist (Table 2).

As mentioned, six studies described some sort of model, manual and/or use of supportive tools, e.g. assessment tool or checklist (Table 2).

When I did catch a South Asian performer, they were usually being forced to reduce themself to some one-dimensional stereotype like the owner of a 7-Eleven or some sort of "model-minority" math wiz.

Because it is not feasible to conduct long-term empirical cost-effectiveness studies in all potential markets, some sort of modelling is required.

Predictions necessarily involve some sort of modelling: incorporating data on postulated future change in factors that affect risk, the components of the population likely to be involved, the size of the effect (relative risk) and latency between exposure and outcome.

They succeeded by developing services that offered unfettered and easy access to something useful, often embracing some sort of sharing model for partners powered by revenue models built on network effects.

Presentations should also include some sort of DNA model.