Sentence examples for somewhat experimental from inspiring English sources

It's still in a somewhat experimental phase".

Mr. Lodge calls his Pittsburgh transplant strategy "somewhat experimental".

In 1949, an early season match at Everton's Goodison Park ground against the Republic of Ireland saw England defeated 2-0, theygh they fielded a somewhat experimental team.

Though Twindex is still somewhat experimental, Mellman believes it will offer increasingly sophisticated ways of assessing what people are talking about and how strongly they feel.

For the inaugural show in Melbourne, her first live appearance in Australia for 23 years, Madonna eventually reached the stage at 1am, and then performed a somewhat experimental circus-themed show called Tears of a Clown.

For Mr. Stratton, of The Ash Breeze, Mr. Persson is building what he calls "a somewhat experimental" boat -- a 30-foot by 3-foot sliding-seat model designed for cruising the lower Connecticut River.

These predictions are in reasonably satisfactory agreement with the somewhat discordant experimental rate measurements.

In sinter forging, finite element calculations by both models somewhat overestimate experimental data.

As the ionization channel is not explicitly open in these calculations, these results are somewhat below experimental results at energies above the ionization threshold.

The play faltered in its first New York outing, a feat of miscasting (with the imposing Liam Neeson as the famed aesthete) and its appearance alongside two somewhat more experimental approaches to the material, Tom Stoppard's melancholy and fanciful The Invention of Love and Moisés Kaufman's documentary drama Gross Indecency: The Three Trials of Oscar Wilde.

Slate takes a different (and somewhat less experimental) approach and focuses on text and images instead.