Sentence examples for sort of net from inspiring English sources

There's this sort of net immigration figure, which the Conservatives are very preoccupied by.

Since list prices are often misleading, use some sort of net price.

We can infer that bats gradually evolved true flight from a gliding arboreal ancestor, possibly using the gliding membrane as a sort of "net" while the flight stroke evolved.

To match that sort of net revenue stream, IBM would have to sell roughly $20 billion worth of additional products each year, or an amount equal to one-fourth its worldwide sales.

I've met a number of Chinese who are intrigued by a sort of net theory: the notion that the Chinese do especially well at Ping-Pong, badminton, and volleyball because these are sports in which there is no direct contact between opponents.

Precisely what sort of net neutrality rules will eventually be passed isn't clear.

And not Hand, "a huge gaping always-moving mouth," by habit confrontational, the sort of Net-surfing autodidact who has to tell you that Spinoza was autistic.

Obviously taking a goalie of that calibre out of the lineup had a considerable impact, Rask being the sort of net-minder who can win a game on his own.

One of the most startling spaces starts at the beginning where a polychrome painting of colored netting by Claude Viallat that might be a ship's rigging plays off against another sort of netting: Ed Ruscha's 30-year black and white documentation of grim, empty LA parking lots.

"This sort of clearly favoring your own content raises all sorts of net neutrality concerns," Mr. Gillula said.

If Japan can deploy some sort of a net that can capture space junk in partnership with a leading fishing net company, it can then also trap functional space objects belonging to others.