Sentence examples for existing somewhat from inspiring English sources
By existing somewhat outside the spotlight, small Armagnac producers have been left to do their own thing, producing distinctive brandies in a way that might not have been possible had Cognac's brand of corporate ownership come south to Armagnac.
The update also promises to improve the existing, somewhat clunky, voice calling feature.
We've heard not a peep from them since as to when it might launch publicly and replace the existing, somewhat dated interface.
In addition, our results suggest that this relationship is not the result of increased fish intake, in agreement with the existing, somewhat equivocal evidence in regard to this effect (21, 22).
Additionally, somewhat negative teamwork and lack-of-trust between some staff and the unit manager contributed to a poor existing culture.
Their platform includes all their existing (and somewhat controversial) targeting tools, allowing advertisers to reach highly targeted users of third-party apps.
The section on abortion maintains its abortion rights stance, but takes care to emphasize the potential effects of unplanned children on existing children somewhat more than the English version does.
It is a far different thing to be persuaded that it is wise policy to keep national banks out of the business of operating mutual investment funds, despite the safeguards that the Comptroller of the Currency and the Securities and Exchange Commission have provided, than it is to be persuaded that existing and somewhat ancient legislation requires that result.
As shown in Table 1, existing and somewhat overlapping definitions are insufficient for understanding and researching competing demands and the resulting tensions.
The boot-strapped Plannr hard launches this week, and is aiming for a small but crowded niche, attempting to trump email, SMS, and phone calls as existing but somewhat disorganized scheduling tools.
In terms of the subjects themselves, the majority seem to be existing in somewhat domestic situations.
