Sentence examples for somewhat disputed from inspiring English sources

A somewhat disputed, and little-understood, spur to development, it is some citizens' magical solution to every city ill.

This disproportionate increase in the lateral vibration amplitude is caused by a dynamic interaction between the pedestrian and the laterally moving structure, although the governing mechanism which generates the load is still somewhat disputed.

The evolutionary relationships between these taxa and both earlier hominoids and later hominins are somewhat disputed, but this is to be expected for any species thought to be close to the root of the hominin lineage.

Take the case of a well-known market timer whose claim to fame was that she called the 1987 crash, a claim somewhat disputed because she never issued it to her clients.

It has been known by a number of scientific names, and its taxonomy is still somewhat disputed.

The title of largest natural lake is somewhat disputed; Lake Thompson is larger than Lake Poinsett, but Lake Poinsett has maintained its current size for a much longer period of time.

The ideal composition of a pre-marathon diet has been somewhat in dispute recently.

The decision by Zell Miller, a popular Democratic governor, to endorse a makeover of the flag was one reason why he almost lost the 1994 election.Virginia is beset by a somewhat different dispute.

Last year, the court was closely split by a somewhat similar dispute involving specialty license plates.

Under Mr Obama, American forces have pushed back (somewhat) against Chinese sabre-rattling in disputed seas.

Given this trait (that I don't dispute), my somewhat introverted nature and, my interest in other people, what you get is a person who listens more than talks.