Sentence examples for fell somewhere in between from inspiring English sources
Mr. Lang said the Hot Network fell somewhere in between the two.
Everyone else fell somewhere in between, but Converse and his colleagues were pretty sure that a lot of them were just guessing.
And Mrs. Clinton on Monday fell somewhere in between, urging more empathy but insisting she would crack down on any violence against the police.
The Daily Telegraph fell somewhere in between, with a sale of around 950,000 representing an increase of nearly 20% on seven days earlier.
But the atmosphere in most pharmacies fell somewhere in between, and customers used their own calculations of personal risk to decide whether to buy the products.
Just as the committee was heading towards a philosophy seminar on Facts, Project Facts and the Meta Facts that fell somewhere in between the two, Labour's Paul Flynn, another Eurosceptic, brought up a different category of Facts.
Altogether, 33 of the products met Mozilla's recently proposed "minimum security standards" for smart devices (and got a nice badge); 7 failed; and the rest fell somewhere in-between.
Independents fell somewhere in-between.
Once upon a time, Electronic Arts published without much fanfare every manner of game: a few were good, a few were bad, and most were simply oddball offerings that fell somewhere in-between.
The other countries fell somewhere in-between, typically around 40% (Table 3).
