Sentence examples for somewhat discarded from inspiring English sources

"At the beginning of a bull market, the traditional parameters and historical measures are somewhat discarded.

Though most of his work was ultimately discarded, Fenton was nonetheless contracted to receive somewhat less than 1 percent of royalties, which, because of the overwhelming international success of the musical, amounted to a substantial sum that made him independently wealthy.

A somewhat uncomfortable side chair is more suitable as a holding space for discarded clothes than as a place to sit while you're watching TV.

In 1970, the Jaycettes discarded their batons to free their limbs for new maneuvers a somewhat radical development in the South, where baton-twirling majorettes had been a hallmark of college halftime shows for two decades.

The highest vs. lowest approach will vary between study in the ratio of exposures considered, while the key value approach, although combining results relating to different exposures in different studies to a lesser extent, necessarily omits results from studies with broader categories while somewhat arbitrarily selecting or discarding RRs from studies with narrow categories.

Similar to our findings, Wang et al. showed that nocturnal dipping was somewhat less reproducible than the measure of either day or night blood pressure, despite having discarded data from day-night "transition hours" (18).

I picked up the somewhat warped copy of "Late Art" and flipped to my essay; the highlighting and marginalia (and fact that it had been discarded) suggested it had been a college textbook.

We suspect that the term "typewriter commandos," will have to be discarded so far as these lads are concerned, since they seem as heroic as the sub-machine-gun commandos, and somewhat more heavily laden.

They had been discarded".

Condoms torn and discarded.

Not discarded; but atrophied.