Sentence examples for sorting that from inspiring English sources

Sorting that out is crucial to any broader solutions.

Sorting that out might test the patience of the most tenacious entrepreneur.

The stress tests are just a small step in sorting that out.

And 20-year-old kids aren't particularly good at sorting that out.

In sorting that out, Mr. Guber spent time in Papua New Guinea, watching tribesmen do business, in their way, via story.

Sifting and sorting that huge amount of information is becoming harder all the time, providing context to Bole's call for tools, such as business intelligence, that can help public sector CIOs understand underlying trends.

Of course, ending life-threatening disease is only technically cool if you can make nice, shiny computers on the side, but Microsoft seems to be sorting that side of things out too.

Placing teachers based largely on seniority will most likely lead to sorting that benefits teachers, and not necessarily students1.

Thus preparing of feed in pellet form prevents it from sorting that keeps the optimum balance between grain and roughage in the diet throughout consumption.

"I am still finalising the dates and I am not sure of the club team yet as we are still sorting that out.

The Mohists handle this point by taking only correct naming and sorting that issues from a reliable skill or ability to be knowledge.