Sentence examples for somewhat elastic from inspiring English sources
The backup center Sean O'Connor indicated, however, that the rules regarding this were somewhat elastic.
The Holland Society of New York is somewhat elastic in its geographical bounds.
The stipe (primary stem) superficially resembles the stem of land plants and is flexible and somewhat elastic.
The true fruit has two walls, or shells; the outer is smooth, thin and somewhat elastic and is olive green until maturity, when it becomes pale brown.
Their investigation of the program showed that its rules can appear somewhat elastic; critics of the program say it amounts to visa-selling by the United States government.
It calls to mind the famous if somewhat elastic contention by a character of John Updike, Baker's literary forebear, that "a man, in America, is a failed boy".
Knead until dough is slightly elastic.
When both countries themselves later breached that limit, the rules had to be made somewhat more elastic.
Petrol at $3 per gallon didn't throw the American economy into recession in 2006 and demand has probably become somewhat more elastic since then, though consumers may also be more vulnerable.But at this point I'll throw out an idea once again.
The tensile tests showed similar behavior in both cases, with somewhat higher elastic modulus for TrGO compounds.
It is with some sadness that this reader reports that the playful, effervescent voice of Banana Yoshimoto in her 1993 bestseller "Kitchen" has been replaced in "The Lake" with the equally fascinating but somewhat less elastic voice of an older, world-weary writer.
