of one sort or another

Each release of such things is often given to another in the settlement of an ancient karmic debt of one sort or another.

About 4% of the population has "amusia" of one sort or another, and at least some types of amusia are known to be heritable.

Sometimes such karma may have even been recorded in the act of a very painful death or trauma of one sort or another.

It seems I'm constantly making adjustments of one sort or another and faster than I ever did when I was younger.

Ms. Jacobson predicts consolidation within the industry, as stand-alone hospitals seek partners of one sort or another.

And from that much contact with politicians, I can tell you they're all emotional freaks of one sort or another.

"People will say they have emotional attachments to the oddest of things: animals, garden tools, collections of one sort or another. "

All of the men involved in the event were software developers of one sort or another.

Flying cars of one sort or another have dominated the pages of schoolboy comics ever since.

All karma is a past debt of one sort or another replaying itself in the dream in present time.

Several companies offer translators of one sort or another.

Moreover, a scandal of one sort or another is almost inevitable.

All were religious monuments of one sort or another.

The technology is used to propagate garbage of one sort or another.

Already, the average American household has over ten cards of one sort or another, and many people are swimming in debt.

Non-karmic harm is harm that is perpetrated without karmic agreements or bonds and through manipulations of one sort or another.

The photosynthesis is done by plants such as sugar cane and the sugar is transformed into fuel by engineered bugs of one sort or another.

These questions are 'how' questions. They pertain to actual creatures of one sort or another (for example, human beings).