Sentence examples for to conduct some sort of from inspiring English sources

The marriage rate was so impressive that the psychiatrist asked the Old Timers if he could interview them to conduct some sort of a study.

"We should never, ever take off the table the notion that it may be necessary to conduct some sort of nucle – uh, military strike against their nuclear ambition," Rubio said.

The commander, Lt. Gen. Ricardo Sanchez, added that insurgent forces were bent on disrupting Iraq's transition to democracy and "will have to conduct some sort of operations against the political and economic sector".

The government is giving Kela, the country's social insurance institution, €20 billion (about $22 billion) to conduct some sort of UBI experiment between 2017 and 2019.

A $4.95 inactivity fee applies, if you don't conduct some sort of business — a debit transaction, say, or a deposit — each month.

Many employers now conduct some sort of background check.

With or without Assad, regardless of whether the current regime crumbles, is overthrown or even in the unlikely event that it conducts some sort of controlled transition to a new political order, Syria will still need to reckon with the legacy of mass atrocities.

So it was in 1994 when I was asked if I fancied travelling from London to Leeds on INXS's tour bus, and conducting some sort of mobile interview with singer Michael Hutchence.

Mystical drone/ambient/experimental-electronic sages Tim Hecker and Daniel Lopatin (Oneohtrix Point Never) team up to coax assorted digital magic out of synthesizers and other digital apparatuses, only to slice, sort, restructure, and reassemble it with computers, probably while conducting some sort of pagan ritual.

This suggested that the killers might have conducted some sort of surveillance of the Americans beforehand.

Actually, Brand looks as if he's conducting some sort of voodoo funeral.