Sentence examples for proceeded somewhat from inspiring English sources

The cable upfront market has proceeded somewhat differently this year.

Fitting out work proceeded somewhat slower on the ship, which wasn't finished until June 1914.

While construction of the spacecraft in which the telescope and instruments would be housed proceeded somewhat more smoothly than the construction of the OTA, Lockheed still experienced some budget and schedule slippage, and by the summer of 1985, construction of the spacecraft was 30% over budget and three months behind schedule.

The adoption of evolutionary principles has proceeded somewhat independently in these different fields, even though the underlying fundamental concepts are the same.

There is humor and empathy in "Necessary Targets" — humor that a writer who had not been to Bosnia five times, as Ensler has, might not dare to attempt — but the play proceeds somewhat predictably.

Concern that the global economic recovery is sputtering was reflected in remarks by the Federal Reserve chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, that the United States recovery was proceeding "somewhat more slowly" than projected, prompting the Fed to maintain record monetary stimulus.

Instead, they expressed confidence that the month-old pullback from Iraqi cities had gone "better than expected," as Mr. Gates put it, and indicated that, if anything, the American disengagement could proceed somewhat faster.

I worried that without the usual 35-minute deadline, I'd get less done on my train trip to nowhere, and in fact my writing did proceed somewhat more leisurely.

With the input-output system B 3, we need to proceed somewhat more carefully, since it needs to work properly right from the beginning.

Though retirements are proceeding somewhat more slowly than originally projected, and immigrant education levels might vary over time in response to economic conditions or policy changes, the qualitative predictions are still likely to hold.

Moreover, many linguists (e.g., Jackendoff 1992, Pustejovsky 1995) proceed somewhat insouciantly to include under issues of "meaning" and "conceptual structure", issues that are patently matters of just ordinary belief and sometimes mere phenomenology.