Sentence examples for some sort of previous from inspiring English sources
Over all, 64percentt of students surveyed who did not attend schools near ground zero, and 51percentt of those who did, said they had suffered some sort of previous trauma.
Could the striving for power among male chimpanzees be some sort of holdover from a previous era, she wondered, when an alpha king could manage to monopolize the fertile females?
The questions put to the interviewees have been debated over the years — the last major change came in 1994, when, among other things, it was decided that people can only be classified as unemployed if, in their search for work, they have taken some sort of action in the previous four weeks.
"We're following a hypothesis that the victim and the assailant had some sort of negative interaction at a previous employer," Lt. Geoffrey Morgan of the Branford police said.
If Eriksson made mistakes, and he did, to dress them up as some sort of payback to Barcelona for previous injustices is to enter very dangerous ground for any losing manager.
Practically all had some sort of professional development during the previous school year: Almost 85percentt had enrichment in subjects they taught; and more than half participated in professional development that involved reading instruction.
"..if it involved each person reporting back on their success or failure at meeting the sort of previous targets, it might be a bit awkward in a group possibly" (IDN2, male, aged 45, white British, nurse group, no increase).
Catledge begins by announcing that some sort of sales record had been broken the previous day.
This free variable might then be picked up by some sort of discourse operator as discussed in the previous section.
Without further information we can only speculate on whether this is related to the sorts of previous episodes of subluxation/dislocation reported in hospital cases by Iwano [ 32].
