Sentence examples similar to are somewhat closed from inspiring English sources

But that community has always been somewhat closed off to just a small number of people.

"If the price points are somewhat close, some consumers get duped into believing they're getting a real product," said Robert Barchiesi, president of the International AntiCounterfeiting Coalition, a trade group.

As China's press continued its campaign of support for the suppression of the "counterrevolutionary rebellion," as the democracy movement is now officially labeled, a senior Government official gave new figures for civilian casualties in the June 4 crackdown that are somewhat closer to Western estimates than previous Chinese accounts have been.

In that sense, both of the carbon films are somewhat close to the optical properties of graphene/graphite [16, 17].

"We have a right to claim we are somewhat closer to their readers than some of those newspapers," he said.

In this sense, the later grammarian-philosophers are somewhat closer to the spirit of Kātyāyana and Patañjali.

Democrats are somewhat closer to the truth with their particular list of villains: money in politics, Wall Street and the rich.

Bilateria are somewhat closer in some genetic studies, but those might be false positives from contamination by material from the host.

T-Mobile has loyalty rates that are somewhat close to those of AT&T and Verizon, with 80% of existing T-Mobile customers that activated a phone in the quarter remaining with T-Mobile.

If these estimates are somewhat close to the truth a rapid response to selection is to be expected.

All age groups older than 65 were significantly different than the reference group except the over-85 age group, for which the results are somewhat closer to the reference group.