Sentence examples for to establish the sort of from inspiring English sources

The software giant is trying to establish the sort of dominant position in the market for cellphone software that it enjoys in the personal-computer market.

I once asked the vice president of a major New York bank to establish the sort of school-based banking program that taught me to save in my early years.

We believe the industry is in a position to establish the sort of tough new system of independent, accountable press regulation with the power to investigate wrongdoing and levy fines, envisaged by the report.

Djokovic had just blown him off the court in the fourth and final set, 6-0, to establish the sort of hegemony over a rival that some players might find spiritually crushing.

And there is unease that despite the full blooded, war-footing support of the Sun, David Cameron's Conservatives are failing to establish the sort of lead that was expected of them.

Elham Saudi, an associate fellow at Chatham House, agrees that Libya is, "very fertile" ground for Isis, but argues that the group will find it more difficult to establish the sort of roots it has put down in Syria.

Another important role governments have played in the early stages is to help establish the sort of capital and money markets in which lenders could have confidence.

How does Quine think we should establish the sort of claims that we are calling "metaphysical"?

Dynasties, after all, establish the sort of connections that lie in wait for the next moment of opportune mobilization.

The war in Iraq was going badly, the recovery was faltering, Democrats were animated by Bush-hatred, and John Kerry's risk-averse campaign, with its stress on national security, seemed to have established the sort of lead that has rarely been overcome in presidential contests.Yet as the Republicans arrived, it was Mr Kerry, not Mr Bush, who found himself on the defensive.

Nor has Acura established the sort of reputation among enthusiasts that BMW and Audi enjoy.