Sentence examples for some sort of qualified from inspiring English sources

Harris says peer-reviewed journals should have an automatic public interest defence if they are accused of libel, or should enjoy some sort of qualified privilege.

Spending half of my life in Ukraine sort of qualifies me to offer an opinion about recent events there.

He said that while the details have not been worked out, municipalities will be required to sign some sort of protocol to qualify for money in the federal budget for the 2005 fiscal year.

If you are able-bodied and between the ages of 18 and 60, you must have some sort of employment to qualify for SNAP.[2]. Figure out the worth of your assets.

In 2016, then-Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus used some sort of polling mix to qualify candidates for the big and small tables, and then position them on the debate stage.

To qualify, some sort of sales track record, even selling sneakers in a sporting goods store, is a big help.

"I'm not saying that you have to break panel borders to tap into some sort of visual bombast or power," qualifies Moore, "but basically if you can use something like that to really make something exciting, I say use it".

Or in many cases borrowers qualified for some sort of loan modification program, but found themselves in foreclosure.

If producers are selling tickets, doesn't it qualify as some sort of public spectacle?

In Fairfield, for example, about 2,000 people normally qualify for some sort of concessions.

Perhaps that qualifies as some sort of psychological or psychiatric disorder: Literary Fanatic Syndrome.