Sentence examples for some sort of task from inspiring English sources

Thank you: I came to this website specifically hoping that some sort of task force is making an effort to restore this beautiful sculpture; wonderful!

Subjects are asked to perform some sort of task (like viewing pictures of familiar faces), and the experimenter records the activity of the brain while the subject is so engaged.

As TechCrunch contributor Semil Shah noted on his personal blog just a few days ago, services like TaskRabit and others including Zaarly, Postmates, Instacart and Exec are all trying to tap into the consumer demand for services that allow regular folks to hire people on demand to complete some sort of task.

"It's so difficult to say that one person's experience is the same as someone else's, so we wanted to compare people on some sort of task rather than what they describe their perspective as being," says Bowling.

In many neurolinguistics experiments, subjects do not simply sit and listen to or watch stimuli, but also are instructed to perform some sort of task in response to the stimuli.

Whereas previous findings of time-locked cross-modal interference may have been caused by some sort of task-switch [26], [27], [28], [31], [32], [33], [34], chances for a task-switch to occur were minimal in the current study as there was no change in task set, target set, target set size, response set, target difficulty, or any target-defining feature other than modality.

This contrasts with procedural memory, of the skills required to perform some sort of mechanical task, such as driving.

This contrasts with procedural memory, the skills required to perform some sort of mechanical task, such as driving.

That smart-mouthed lion, it seems, was only the beginning of a long parade of inanimate creatures that managed to bully Jaye into performing some sort of baffling task.

It isn't too easy divining a plot, but each entry offers a great deal of "business" to follow, usually oddly dressed characters trying to accomplish some sort of strange task.

Developmentally disabled people are often subcontracted as a group (called an "enclave"), where they do their work on the outskirts of the workplace or in the backroom, picking up garbage or doing some sort of menial task.