Sentence examples for example of a somewhat from inspiring English sources

After all, the conduct is non-violent and a mere example of a somewhat harsh freedom of expression.

It looks as though Rick Santorum, who initially got a fairly large bounce after his near-win in Iowa, may be the latest example of a candidate with somewhat ephemeral momentum.

Several studies show that images of snakes and spiders, for example, elicit a somewhat universal fear response, more than other images.

Anti-realism comes in many forms, but let us take as an example a (somewhat crude) form of verificationism.

Cephalon said in Wednesday's release it plans a "modest increase" to fiscal 2006 guidance when it reports fourth-quarter results Feb. 14. J.P. Morgan's Davis thinks the Nuvigil delay is a nonissue and wrote in a recent client note that it was "yet another example of a lackadaisical FDA that seems somewhat in disarray".

Kim's concept of democracy was grounded, as he often explained, in the ancient philosophy of China's Mengzi (Mencius) and the example of Abraham Lincoln, somewhat remote models for the 21st century.

"But there are things we've learned over the last 10 years, capabilities that didn't exist 10 years ago that exist today that can, for example, offset and mitigate the risk of a somewhat smaller conventional or traditional force".

That is why alternative etiologies can complement, rather than compete with, each other, as in Meehl's (1977) example of an elderly man, genetically somewhat at risk for depression, who develops it after his spouse dies.

The paradigmatic example of a floater is Raghubir Goyal, an amiable, somewhat absent-minded man in his sixties.

Amelia's and ALDI are common examples of this, offering a somewhat limited variety of fresh and non-perishable foods for much cheaper than at the bigger stores.

The authors label Enron a "typical -- if somewhat extreme -- example" of a company whose employment rose and fell rapidly.