Sentence examples for systems have some from inspiring English sources

Boost-phase systems have some clear technological and diplomatic advantages.

Practically all surface-to-air missile systems have some autonomous capability of warning and target acquisition.

Successful systems have some common features, such as a commitment to social justice, accountability, and freedom for head teachers.

Most legal systems have some means of dealing with division of property left by a deceased family member.

Desktop tower systems have some advantages, however Towers can use faster, hotter, cheaper processors, and performance won't be throttled to prevent overheating, as it is in ultra-thin laptops.

Remember, too, that electrical systems have some redundancy built into them, i.e. there are multiple power sources and usually multiple routes to move electricity over the wires, so even before repairs are made, many customers will start getting service again.

We have demonstrated the divide between replication systems has some flexibility, and this opens the door for a replication revolution.

And the defenders of the employer system have some legitimate arguments.

Let the system have some time to work its kinks out" -- perhaps well into next year.

The navigation system had some quirks.

The system had some initial bugs.