Sentence examples for somewhat ad hoc from inspiring English sources
Today's decision, which formalized the Catholic Church's somewhat ad hoc presence in Russia, reinforced that suspicion among Orthodox officials.
During his testimony, the admiral disclosed the somewhat ad hoc arrangements for handling detainees captured outside of Iraq and Afghanistan.
One effect of Fidel Castro's reign, according to Mr. Sinon, has been that Cuba's lack of commercial development has made it a somewhat ad hoc nature preserve.
This ambivalence gives the pope's public positions on war and peace a somewhat ad hoc character that may weaken their impact on Catholic opinion.
Since there was no official deadline for the cease-fire to begin, and no monitors or outside enforcement, its start and stop times were somewhat ad hoc.
Yangtze is evocatively haiku-like in some of its procedures: the somewhat ad hoc approach to punctuation (which often disappears altogether, enhancing the symbiotic flow of imagery), the juxtapositions, the silences, the sense of the unsaid.
1B) In the subsection headed "Model architecture and spontaneous behaviour" some of the aspects of the model appear somewhat ad-hoc: how realistic is it to assume that gamma and theta are generated by the same mechanism?
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.06213.017 1B) In the subsection headed "Model architecture and spontaneous behaviour" some of the aspects of the model appear somewhat ad-hoc: how realistic is it to assume that gamma and theta are generated by the same mechanism?
Training for that, he acknowledged, has been "fairly ad hoc".
The service is pretty ad hoc.
