Sentence examples for that would sort from inspiring English sources

And I mean, I would propose some sort of a cap and trade system that would sort of take those into account.

That's why she liked the idea of a federal lawsuit that would sort of cut to the chase.

"We made a mistake in hyper-propagandizing G.M. products, saying it was a technology that would sort out every problem," he began.

But she believes many people do it themselves, rather than pay a fee to an agency that would sort out national insurance (NI) contributions and tax.

The pair saw a need for a book that would sort out some of the more than 2,000 rules governing Social Security and brought in financial journalist and aging expert Moeller as co-author.

Their idea was to create an online pharmacy that would sort all a patient's prescribed medications into packets stamped with the time and day they were to be taken, and mail the packets out in a tear-off strip.

So that that part would sort of have the right pep, the right punch, at the point three.

The British declared that they would "sort out" Sierra Leone.

Green told MPs in June that he would "sort" the pension deficit.

As Bush saw it, some schools and companies were inferior, but that situation would sort itself out over time.

In June 2016, Green pledged before MPs that he would "sort" the problems facing the BHS pension scheme.