Sentence examples for sort under from inspiring English sources

There was nothing of that sort under Kennedy: he simply chaired its proceedings impartially.

Cases of this sort, under the anomalous condition of such property remaining in the possession of a class of persons who could not formerly hold title thereto, should be adjudicated under broad views of natural equity.

Lopez and C. J. Watson scored 19 points each, and Gerald Wallace added 18 as the Nets recorded their first victory of any sort under the Brooklyn banner, while a vocal crowd chanted "Brooklyn" throughout the game.

The Government tries to escape this conclusion by arguing that subparagraph (E) expressly covers "any effluent limitation or other limitation," §1369(b)(1)(E) (emphasis added), and that the use of the word "any" makes clear that Congress intended subparagraph (E) to sweep broadly and encompass all EPA actions imposing limitations of any sort under the cross-referenced sections.

Having a better-functioning gate also lets more current flow when the transistor is on.In May Intel, an American chip giant (co-founded, as it happens, by Dr Moore), announced plans to commercialise a technological fix of this sort under the marketing name "Tri-Gate".

Pakistan's military and intelligence service takes risks that others would not dare take because Pakistan's generals believe that their nuclear deterrent keeps them safe from regime change of the sort under way in Libya, and because they have discovered over the years that the rest of the world sees them as too big to fail.

Among the persons not eligible are foreigners, other than citizens of the USA, actors & actresses, dance-band leaders, film producers, publicans, persons connected with racing of any sort, under-graduates, persons in the gown trade, and ice-cream merchants.

And that sort of under-girded the initial capitalistic revolution and moderate it a little bit.

Hardly a problem Sir Alex would have encountered with the sort of Under-21s he has been dealing with.

It's the sort of under-the-radar deal that we in the news media rarely mention or understand.

Gwilym Mumford Adams is exactly the sort of under-the-radar major talent the Mercury music prize should recognise.