Sentence examples for system or something from inspiring English sources

Such an iteration system or something very much like it, was introduced as a systemic functional explanation of the difference between the concept of 'text complex' (Hasan, [1999]: 28 4773; [2000]: 28–47) and Martin's 'genre combination'.

The whole contraption looks like a Swedish stereo system, or something out of an elegant German dentist's office.

The implication is that it is the class system or something else that explains the rising tide of grades – not the changes to the exams.

But a close look at New York's experiment with aging in place, based on interviews and documents obtained under the state's Freedom of Information law, highlights the confusion that prevails as the state tries to decide whether to view the assisted living industry as a housing alternative, a part of the health care system or something in between.

If you're creating an application, are you writing to the hardware, the operating system or something in between?

I mean, who knows, 10 years down the road, maybe we'll build our own operating system or something, but who knows.

"This could either mean they were tracking him for so long that they had to bring in another one, possibly that this was such a good lead but an unusual lead they wanted to have another aircraft in the region as backup in case, for example, the initial had a glitch with its targeting systems or something like that," he said.

We might not lose any more fingers, but it might upset the inner-city eco-system or something.

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Violence, according to nose-blowing, perma-twitching, Hegel-loving, critically-mocked Slovenian cultural theorist Slavoj Zizek, is something to do with socio-economic factors and endemic systems or something.

Some sites have "Build your System" tools, or something similar.