Sentence examples for revised somewhat from inspiring English sources

In the revised, somewhat complicated scheme, you'll be able to play your recorded shows on any other PC using Windows Media Player 9.

The estimates of the mutation rate have been revised somewhat since then, and empirical estimates on constraint within the human population have become available too (Ward and Kellis 2012), but this has not resulted in raising the estimate on the fraction of the genome that could be selectively constrained to anything remotely close to the majority of it.

Even allowing for the likelihood that his figure will be revised up somewhat, as were the initial figures for March, hiring appears to have slowed sharply since February, when more than 250,000 jobs were added.

She writes that her book "espouses a revised and somewhat reluctant feminism," a "softer and gentler form" that isn't so invested in proving women's equality and quits blaming men.

We therefore suggest that their estimate of splitting of 63 meV be revised upwards somewhat; the 30% difference seen between ideal single and double layers may be thought of as an upper bound, since the influence of disorder may well counter that of introducing the second layer.

In March 1956, in a final attempt to save the show, Rodgers and Hammerstein revised it somewhat, moving several musical numbers.

24 May '02 - Somewhat revised lrt book available.

A thoroughly revised version fared somewhat better in subsequent stagings.

"Entrepreneurs and business leaders are almost absent," noted the report, and "globalisation and free trade are treated with distrust".The national syllabus has been somewhat revised since 2011.

Mr. Hayden brings a shivery hint of steel -- which anticipates the play's hauntingly staged (and somewhat revised) ending -- to the early scene in which Falstaff and Hal take turns acting out an interview between the prince and his father.

And it is saved, but also sullied, by tommy-gun-wielding cops in scenes violent enough that the film was delayed and somewhat revised after the mass killings at a theater in Aurora, Colo., last summer.