Sentence examples for somewhat fails to from inspiring English sources
The reteaming of Zombieland director Ruben Fleischer and leading man Jesse Eisenberg promises plenty of laughs, a promise on which 30 Minutes or Less (2011, Sony, 15) somewhat fails to make good.
Previous contagion related studies have somewhat failed to take account for the important distinction between the concepts of interdependence and contagionc.
But this somewhat bland account fails to convey the quirkiness of the Lamb siblings, or to illuminate a literary partnership that lasted for nearly forty years.
The wisecracking Luke seems derived from a Hollywood buddy movie, reciting impossibly adult repartee, and the somewhat kitsch finale fails to do justice to the book's overarching ambition.
One wonders what Jackson would describe as more than "somewhat tainted" if genocide fails to cut it.
Even in a highly idiomatic reading of Henry Purcell's somewhat loose-limbed Fairy Queen, he rarely fails to make even the most austere of movements speak with the profoundest of truths.
A major drawback of this method, however, in addition to being invasive and somewhat painful, is that it often fails to estimate the total joint effusion volume accurately [ 1].
Although "HNPCC" is still used somewhat interchangeably with "Lynch syndrome", it fails to recognize the associated extracolonic features and is less specific, as not all family history-defined HNPCC has underlying MMR defects.
A paper that suggests that there is a minimal relationship between fish consumption and blood mercury and fails to explain the somewhat limited conditions under which that may be so or, more importantly, to address the extensive literature showing conditions under which it is not so has the potential to seriously confuse an already very complex public debate over fish consumption advice.
Its shortcomings are that it fails to supply a straightforward explanation of the late Cenozoic Coast Range volcanics and somewhat underestimates CR heat flows (Erkan and Blackwell 2008).
