Sentence examples similar to a somewhat concise from inspiring English sources

So the Algebraic KP Question admits a somewhat more concise version: If the signs of det ( I - A E ) and det ( I - A F ) are different, is it the case that L K ( E ) ≇ L K ( F ) ?

A somewhat more concise and cost-effective route better suited to large-scale production was patented by Upjohn in 1998.

Italy's somewhat concise history of modern battlefield victories could be one reason.

The proofs of formulæ and methods are in some cases somewhat concise, and would need amplification by the teacher.

A: Somewhat.

A: Somewhat, yes.

Although the two shows share the same photographers with one or two exceptions, the Perich display is concise and well chosen while that at the Homestead seems like an afterthought and a somewhat overblown one at that.

A somewhat more subtle mistake.

A somewhat ironic name, no?

A somewhat threadbare phrase.

That makes him a somewhat.