Sentence examples for that sort of process from inspiring English sources

If land could be subdivided, that sort of process would happen whenever land prices became high.

Not everyone opening a small mom-and-pop store wants go through that sort of process, I would assume".

It took over five years to complete, but while she now says she wouldn't go through that sort of process again, she is very proud of the work, a large concrete cast of a library with the titles of the books facing inwards.

"Specifically, if Greater Manchester, or any other group of local authorities - particularly the wider city areas - want to move radically and rapidly on this front, I'm ready to encourage them and work with them to see exactly that sort of process".

There is a real question about whether that sort of process is viable in this kind of environment". Broad, however, is reluctant to take on what he believes will delay the project further.

Though some immaterialists might say that the sort of process in question is "spiritual," the materialist might equally claim that it is a material process in the brain.

I was one of the people that sort of triggered that process.

Google has also stepped up the rate at which it processes requests over the past year, with Reputation VIP charting a reduction in time taken per request — from 56 days last June to 16 days back in March, although this rate has fluctuated (but it's not an exact science — Google's Eric Schmidt himself bemoaned the fact that it was not the sort of process that will ever likely be automated).

Of course, running a few iOS apps does not an iPad make, so anyone looking to trick out their PlayBook, the actual process of getting iOS apps up and running on the PlayBook still requires a fair amount of work — it took less than an hour to get the iMore app working on the PlayBook, but that's not the sort of process that's likely to be adopted by anyone but the most hardcore PlayBook buffs.

"It really is a monkey wrench that sort of is thrown into the process for some of them," Steffen W. Schmidt, a professor of political science at Iowa State University, said.

It is possible that, on top of the vast quantities of carbon dioxide from fossil fuels that continue to enter the atmosphere in record amounts yearly, an increased release of methane could signal the beginning of the sort of process that led to the Great Dying.