Sentence examples for supported some sort from inspiring English sources

A Guardian poll published at the weekend revealed that 80% of respondents supported some sort of military intervention in Syria.

A Guardian poll published on Saturday revealed that 82.4% of respondents supported some sort of military intervention in Syria.

More than two-thirds of Catholic voters supported some sort of legal recognition of gay couples' relationships: 44 percent favored marriage, and 25 percent preferred civil unions.

Mr. Richardson said he supported some sort of immigration bill that would permit people who entered the United States illegally to become citizens, and particularly opposed anything that would divide families, echoing a main criticism by opponents of the current bill.

Yesterday, would-be-maybe-presidential-something-something-perhaps-who-knows Newt Gingrich had to face down the accusation he had, in a matter of weeks, rather transparently switched positions on whether or not he supported some sort of military intervention in Libya.

West Ham United's David Gold – ironically, perhaps, the least able to do something to bring about safe standing given that his club do not own their stadium – has been the most vocal owner in favour but many more are privately supportive and would support some sort of trial.

We pause at the top of the embankment which supports some sort of walled walkway.

EBay, the auction giant, indicated it could support some sort of minimal regulation if it curtailed states' rights to impose a patchwork of differing rules.

While most mail programs support some sort of e-mail encryption (usually S/MIME), it's often targeted at large enterprises, where an I.T. support staff can manage your keys.

Tom Mann of the Brookings Institution argues that the few Democrats who might possibly support some sort of change are more likely to be put off by these "basic principles" than encouraged.In other words, the chances of Social Security reform hinge on Mr Bush's ability to change the political landscape to make Democratic opposition unsustainable.

He was prepared to veto both resolutions on Palestine, he made clear, though he added, tantalizingly, that he might "ultimately support some sort of Security Council resolution that didn't prejudge the outcome of stalled political negotiations between the Israelis and Palestinians".