Sentence examples for sort of valid from inspiring English sources
While it doesn't have any sort of valid office in Europe, Foursquare does have its first European employee.
The second and larger challenge is that it needs to create some sort of valid ecosystem and, with that, symbiotic leverage.
The answer of course has to do with the monthly service plan and that AT&T is notoriously a terrible wireless provider, but the question is sort of valid.
My parents had worked extraordinarily hard to give me a great education, and I felt that I owed them some sort of valid career choice.
It was a (somewhat effective) effort to discredit the Panthers as any sort of valid political movement and reinforce the opinion already held by a lot of white people at the time, that Huey P. Newton and his organization were psychotic militants who killed white people and cops indiscriminately.
Yeah, they're all sort of valid, but they all come from a place of bewildered resentment, a sort of baffled "yeah, but Europe is so lovely why would you chose Nigel Farage over vol-au-vents?" The post-EU conversation in Britain currently feels like this: It's Friday night and you're going out, but you've only got two options open to you.
Which, while poorly worded, is sort of a valid point commenters saying things like "Best.Teachers.Ever" are treating this too lightly.
I admit I have not conducted any sort of statistically valid sampling of women across the US, across the world, across my neighborhood, and certainly not across my family to answer these questions.
A nightmare scenario of sorts would be the filing of valid claims for every one of those 23 million accounts.
It is pursuing a strategy of sorting valid, scientifically-based claims from frivolous ones by having claimants fill in forms detailing their asbestos-related personal injuries, medical diagnosis and work record.
