Sentence examples for exists a somewhat from inspiring English sources
It's undeniable that there still exists a somewhat rigid social class system, with very little inter-generational social mobility and, almost inevitably, a widening of the gap between rich and poor, the haves and have-not's.
On the one hand, there exists a somewhat pessimistic view of the role of remittances, recognizing negative effects such as moral hazard (Chami et al. 2005) as well as exchange rate appreciation and reduced export competitiveness (Amuedo-Dorantes and Pozo 2004; Bourdet and Falck 2006).
It happens to us that there may exist a somewhat mysterious map from (zeta (2n)) and (zeta (2n+2)) to (zeta (2n+1)), which will ensure us to obtain the approximation values of (zeta (2n+1)) with higher precision.
But nature exists in a somewhat chaotic state, at least to human eyes.
It's the justification for putting off quality time with Balzac and Flaubert in favor of the gustatory noodlings of Peter Mayle, whose vision of Gallic culture exists on a somewhat less exalted plane.
When considering only the repressed genes in the gene list, they showed higher signals for active chromatin marks compared to generally repressed genes, indicating that they may exist in a somewhat poised state as well [Additional file 1: Figure S16].
If (f) is assumed defined (and smooth) on (U) above, which sticks out of (overline{Omega }) somewhat, then there exists an (epsilon >0) such that all points in begin{aligned} left{ z= z', z_n)in Omega : z'in Hcap Omega text { and } |z_n|
There also exists an incidence differential between Canada and the US, with the US having somewhat higher incidence.
All that existed, indeed, was a somewhat vague idea with a myriad question marks.
Friends from across the country have called me and exasperatedly exclaimed, "I just don't understand what he wants from me!" One of the main reasons that this classic paradigm exists is somewhat cliché: many guys, especially young ones, are afraid of commitment.
