Sentence examples for need somewhat from inspiring English sources

Speaking before the ISSG session began, Germany's foreign minister, Frank-Walter Steinmeier, said: "We need somewhat of a breakthrough.

Therefore, the pattern could not be truly random but would need somewhat of a trend.

You need somewhat neutral entities to connect and push the ecosystem forward".

Those with lower income, who have less discretionary income, need higher percentages; those more affluent, with more discretionary income and other assets, need somewhat less.

Our hypothesis that children may need somewhat larger amounts of trace elements than adults is supported by our results.

First, Box and Jenkins (1970 , 18 suggest at least 50 observations for ARIMA-type time series models, although annual models (in contrast to monthly time series) probably need somewhat shorter series.

The grid is also larger than most and it needs somewhat more pressure, but it works efficiently, leaving little garlic behind in the press.

Obviously, an e-bike is heavier than a conventional one, and therefore needs somewhat different geometry at the front, in order to make its steering lighter.

I.B.M. is not saying, but analysts who have been partly briefed on Mr. Palmisano's talk say he will articulate I.B.M.'s view of the future of computing as a utility-like service that companies can buy as needed, somewhat like electricity.

Inasmuch as sterilization of women needs somewhat more time, it may be computed that the entire female population of Germany could be sterilized within a period of three years or less.

Codes used for cost of healthcare, availability of medicine, skill of healthcare workers, access to specialist, and transportation access variables are: −2 (= needs a lot less attention), −1 (= needs less attention), 0 (= generally adequate), 1 (needs somewhat more reform), and 2 (= needs a lot more reform).