Sentence examples for is rather well from inspiring English sources

The immediate answer is rather well.

That list is rather well maintained among soccer fans.

The YBAs are all grown up and the British contemporary art scene is rather well behaved.

Cook for about three minutes on each side for medium, or longer if you prefer it the Brazilian way – that is, rather well done.

The family is rather well established, having been around since the Miocene Epoch, and groundhogs aren't above flaunting the fact that their bloodline is superior -- or at least older -- than mine.

But he is rather well regarded now, even by those who at the time resented his pardon either of Richard Nixon, or Vietnam draft-dodgers, to whom he offered conditional amnesty.Mr Ford himself explained the reason why.

A man who identified himself as a video artist, and who said he did not want his name published because he is "rather well-known," was shooting video footage of buildings near the Ikea one evening.

The result for the disk is rather well-known, and is usually obtained from the classical Carleson Corona Theorem by linear algebra.

As the latter shifts relative to the USGS location are in the relative direction of the JMA and Dapeng Zhao hypocentral locations, it is rather well-established that the areas of strong fault slip are at least as far off-shore as in P-mod and J-mod, and may extend even further toward the trench (e.g., Lay et al., 2011b; Simons et al., 2011).

Nevertheless, it is rather well-known that female doctors generally see more women and children [ 28], which can also result from patient demand and preferences.

The NQRs' usefulness in research is rather well-documented (for example [ 3, 11]), whereas the understanding of how the NQRs contribute to local quality improvement is in its early stages.