Sentence examples for somewhat aims from inspiring English sources

SneakPeeq gets high end fashion brands to sell in season or upcoming items on the site, and somewhat aims to replicate the experience of shopping for items in a retail store.

Three years ago, he bought TED from Richard Saul Wurman, the flamboyant entrepreneur who founded it, and turned the whole thing into a non-profit venture with somewhat worthier aims.

In a similar spirit of inclusivity and somewhat confused aims comes "Le Cirque Féerique" ("The Fairy Circus"), choreographed and directed by Austin McCormick for his Company XIV at the 303 Bond Street Theater in Brooklyn.

Both factions supported the Sovietization of Poland with somewhat different aims, but the staunch Stalinists lacked the support of Khrushchev.

But he, too, understands how frustration can be born when "two strangers with somewhat opposite aims try to construct a conversation". .

But this new South-East Asian entry to the field has taken a somewhat different aim.

"'Raising awareness' may be a somewhat vague aim but it's what a good documentary should do".

After returning to Utah, Smith issued a manifesto of his own, in 1904, this one somewhat stronger, aimed at ending plural marriage.

Whilst recent tephra research projects such as the UK-based, NERC-funded RESET initiative, or the LaPaDiS project funded by the Danish Council for Independent Research | Humanities do contain archaeological work packages, they are, somewhat paradoxically, aimed at linking ancient deep time archaeological records to dated volcanic eruptions via tephra analyses.

The results of the case study demonstrate that this was a somewhat unrealistic aim.

Although the methodology applied by somatic mutation algorithms varies somewhat, the aim of each program is to identify tumor-specific variants by comparing sequence data from a tumor with that generated from a normal tissue (representing the germline) from the same patient (that is, matched normal DNA).