Sentence examples for fully or somewhat from inspiring English sources

Chairpersons' own personal ethical view agreed with the assumed decision of their REC either fully or somewhat (Table  1).

Among other things, the survey found that while a large majority of respondents agreed that there were too many deer in New Jersey, fully half agreed either strongly or somewhat strongly that an animal's life was "as sacred as a human being's".

Such colloidal dispersions may be uniform or somewhat aggregated.

Sing a sad, or somewhat dark song.

The relationships between low income or unemployment and health are not fully understood and somewhat controversial.

Jesse and Celine turn out to be fully formed if somewhat irritating characters.

He sees most global markets as fully valued, a somewhat uncommon situation.

Agreed: chairperson agreed fully; Somewhat: chairperson agreed somewhat; No: did not agree.

However, the 39 reviews with "new" status reported trial funding sources (partially or fully) at only a somewhat higher rate (41%) than updated or amended (for example, status of "new search," "edited," or "stable") reviews (27%), and most of the "new" reviews did not report this information.

Once a tissue or system is fully developed, while still somewhat plastic, it is less sensitive to alterations by environmental stimuli.

But the application never took off (although you can still download it, probably because dating wasn't explicit in the offering and Nokia never fully marketed the idea, somewhat mysteriously. Other mobile startups like MeetMoi are trying to do this with the mobile network (monetised via SMS charges of course) and there is the famous Dodgeball which has not exactly panned out for Google.