Sentence examples for is somewhat further from inspiring English sources

Its science is somewhat further down the list.

His post as Democratic caucus chairman, the number-four job in the House, goes to John Larson of Connecticut, who is somewhat further to the left.

The government would have been somewhat further off its target had it not been for leap year.

But Judge, sitting with Mr Justice Henriques and Mr Justice Foskett, disagreed, saying the discount could "without being open to criticism have been somewhat further reduced".

I think that what we've seen is that they may be somewhat further ahead in the development of that aircraft than our intelligence had earlier predicted".

The statement, which is vaguely worded, sets forth eight points which were somewhat further elaborated by Premier Hayashi in a press interview later.

The senior defense official who briefed reporters was granted anonymity under Pentagon-imposed ground rules, although under pressure from reporters, Geoff Morrell, the Pentagon press secretary, said that the official could be somewhat further identified as "also a lawyer".

Generalized AIs on the other hand – those which are capable of applying themselves to a number of different tasks, just as human or natural intelligences are – are somewhat further off.

In other words, crosses involving genes that seemed to be very close to each other based on predicted map alignments were not more likely to reveal allelism than those that appeared to be somewhat further apart, reflecting once again the inherent uncertainties associated with short distances.

Associations were only moderately attenuated when we controlled for sociodemographic, lifestyle, and life circumstances (model 2), and they were somewhat further attenuated when we additionally controlled for health characteristics (model 3) (Table 3).

This scenario makes sense also from a geographical point of view, since the ancestry of the clade including the Arctic Warbler is inferred to have been somewhat further south [ 57].