Sentence examples for to use some kind of from inspiring English sources

"We anticipate we will soon have to use some kind of management techniques," Mr. Merdian said.

Today, Carney said: "Obviously a lot of these questions have related to the decision to use some kind of force.

— Isaac Newton UNDISCOVERED SHORES The footsteps of Nature are to be trac'd, not only in her ordinary course, but when she seems to be put to her shifts, to make many doublings and turnings, and to use some kind of art in endeavouring to avoid our discovery.

Now, the inevitable has happened: echoing a proposal first put forward in 2006 by that adventurous outrider Stephen Byers, the little-known but vociferous Labour MP Tom Harris wants to use some kind of mass national primary to select the party's next leader.

Another way is to use some kind of floating-point format.

Their best guess there is to use some kind of ascorbic acid.

One of the main used methods is to use some kinds of convergence of suitable subnets of the given net to deduce some compactness properties.

Yet admissions officers readily admit to using some kind of secretive and apparently idiosyncratic method of taking different kinds of backgrounds into consideration when using them.

Nearly 3 in 10 American women fess up to using some kind of sleep aid at least a few nights a week, according to "Women and Sleep," a 2007 study by the National Sleep Foundation, a nonprofit research group.

Crew members would either have to anchor themselves to the asteroid or use some kind of free-floating exploration vehicle that could work as a platform to get the astronauts close to the rock.

To top it off, use some kind of round knob.