Sentence examples for is true somewhat from inspiring English sources

In particular, Reinhart-Rogoff continue, to this day, to insinuate that the statement that "countries with debt above 90 percent of GDP tend to have slower growth than those with debt below 90 percent of GDP" — which is true, somewhat — is equivalent to the statement that there is a threshold at 90 percent at which bad things happen.

Table 12 lists the percent of faculty indicating that the stated expectation is true (somewhat, quite a bit, or a great deal) in their department.

Everybody's heard the old adage that "money doesn't buy happiness," and it's true, somewhat — yet, everybody's also probably heard the tack-on to the adage "…but it helps".

Psychosocial functioning was measured with four questions related to state of mind [ 29]: One general question—"When you are worried or sad (having emotional or psychiatric problems) does it happen that you do not function as well as usually?" Responses were "True", "Somewhat true" and "Not true", with a timeframe within the last year.

He wanders into a history of national accounts in order to make the point that figures like GDP are social constructs which is true but somewhat tangential.

Most of the tributes to Philip Chevron, who died earlier this week, described him as "guitarist with the Pogues", which is true but somewhat reductive.

Stoops said if it is true, or even somewhat true, he has never seen such a large figure.

The statement that the cost of living is up is true, but inflation, while rising somewhat, remains at levels that are quite low.

The news, if it's true, is somewhat predictable as tablet makers move to dual-core CPU platforms.

"I have been saying because it's true, but somewhat sarcastically, that he's the founder of ISIS and she's a close second," Trump said in Altoona.

Each of these five SDQ subscales consists of five items that need to be answered as being not true, somewhat true, and certainly true.