Sentence examples for advance somewhat from inspiring English sources

As they advance, somewhat older, better-known institutions like Glasgow, Nottingham and Sussex find themselves edged downwards in some rankings.

Our aim here is, following the general scheme proposed in [11], to advance somewhat different approach, in which qubit would arise as a result of quantum entanglement of two specific states of electrons in double quantum well or double quantum wire (DQW) structure.

The gay movement began to gather popular support in 1969, six years after the Washington march, and advanced somewhat slowly after that.

It had clearly advanced somewhat since her original neurological examination, in 1996, and there were hints — though no more than hints — that her problems might no longer be purely visual, or confined to the visual, occipital parts of the brain.

Although the new poll suggests that Labour has only advanced two points across Great Britain since Gordon Brown's defeat in 2010, Ed Miliband will be pleased that his party has advanced somewhat more – by four points – in the English and Welsh battleground seats.

The options have advanced somewhat since then.

The Explanation of the Establishment of Action (Karmasiddhiprakaraṇa) draws together, synthesizes and advances somewhat the many discussions of karma from the Treasury of the Abhidharma.

If everybody's death is advanced somewhat, even if only by an undetectably small amount, ΔNdeaths would be equal to (0.01/365).

He said there was strong bipartisan support in Congress for an agreement with Panama — suggesting that its completion might come first — but that the administration was also working to advance the somewhat more controversial pacts with Colombia and South Korea.

While Benjamin et al. (2007) coined the term "genoeconomics" for this field, the view that we advance is somewhat less ambitious.

Deposit advances are somewhat less costly, at about $10 per $100 borrowed.