Sentence examples for performing somewhat from inspiring English sources

Officials also wrote that reports from countries where the implant was then being used showed it was performing "somewhat more poorly" than data submitted by the company's DePuy Orthopaedics unit indicated.

For snowfall- or rainfall-dominated watersheds, however, the two methods behave similarly, with IBC performing somewhat better than JBC.

Serology may be unreliable in young children, with anti-gliadin performing somewhat better than other tests in children under five.

Only France and Spain performed somewhat better.

He did find that mechanics certified by Mr. Molla's group performed somewhat better than others, but not enormously so.

(The show did perform somewhat better than CBS's Mafia series, "Falcone," which also is no longer on the air).

He still performs somewhat regularly in my mind, the way he stood, dressed, held the tambourine, the casual cool, the freeness.

Racing along the Mississippi River or a town flooded under 10 feet of water, you must find and jump huge gaps and perform somewhat mean-spirited tricks like knocking fishermen into the water.

Certainly it would take some great play from them, and top-echelon players would have to perform somewhat below their standards, but Mediate or Goydos could actually wind up with the cup and the cash.

My personal view was that neither Mr. Gingrich nor Mr. Romney was at his best at Monday night's debate in Tampa, Fla., but that Mr. Romney performed somewhat more strongly on balance.

Despite having only tiny majorities and feuding allies, the center-left governments of the past twenty years have performed somewhat better than their Berlusconi-led alternatives — in terms of G.D.P. growth, reduction of public debt, and the opening up of areas of Italy's economy.