Sentence examples for it's rather well from inspiring English sources
"It's rather well done," said Françoise Dargent, a literary critic at Le Figaro whose two older daughters, 11 and 13, are avid readers.
"It's rather well-known that libraries have books," Wiseman tells me.
It is rather well recognized that the global dynamics of the Sun Earth relationship involves complex nonlinear phenomena.
However, it is rather well established that large improvements in insulin resistance occur after exercise and/or caloric restriction in obese nondiabetic and diabetic humans (8– 10).
On the other hand, the main advantages of the Angoff method of standard – setting are that it is widely used in a range of licensing and certifying examinations, and that it is rather well supported by research evidence [ 2].
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.
Cook for about three minutes on each side for medium, or longer if you prefer it the Brazilian way – that is, rather well done.
It is representative for sites which are rather well supplied with water and nutrients in normal years, but strongly water limited in drought years.
The genetics of inherited hearing impairment is rather well understood; it is heterogeneous, typically monogenic and caused by rare, highly penetrant, and mostly disabling mutations (http://webh01.ua.ac.be/hhh/).
