Sentence examples for somewhat irregular from inspiring English sources
The phrase "somewhat irregular" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that deviates from the norm or standard to a moderate extent. Example: "The schedule for the meetings is somewhat irregular this month due to the holidays."
The issue has made the numbering of subsequent Stephens somewhat irregular.
My own history has also been somewhat irregular, and at times I've been a cause of concern for loved ones.
The more established antiques shops around the Plazuela keep somewhat irregular hours, but can be counted on to be open on weekend afternoons.
Certainly, the steps Dalhousie eventually took were somewhat irregular; the uprising at Multān had been directed not against the British but against policies of the Sikh government.
Holiday hours at Lefferts House are somewhat irregular, so be sure to call ahead or check the Web site to confirm your plans.
The constellation has five bright stars, one badly placed from the viewpoint of symmetry, so the shape of the cross formed by the stars is somewhat irregular.
There are forty-two thousand seats, fifteen thousand fewer than Shea had, all a calm dark green and arranged in somewhat irregular tiers, bringing you much closer to the field than before.
Suillellus amygdalinus is a large solid mushroom with a convex to somewhat flattened, irregular cap that can reach diameters of 6-10 cm at maturity.
Her exam was normal — except for her somewhat slow, very irregular heartbeat.
Mr. Gould noted that it was somewhat of an irregular move for Rupert Murdoch, the chairman and controlling shareholder in News Corporation, but that the company could well afford it.
The immature, unopened fruit body is roughly spherical to somewhat flattened or irregular in shape.
