Sentence examples for somewhat less expected from inspiring English sources

Somewhat less expected was the court's action in vacating the decisions in two cases applying the Equal Pay Act to the states.

But Monday also saw the release of another document somewhat less expected, and probably at least as important in the ongoing battle over the future of the atmosphere and hence all of us who live in its narrow envelope.

Somewhat less expected was an obituary in the New York Times.

So while familiar destinations made the cut, like Hawaii and Greece, the neighborhoods featured are somewhat less expected.

Somewhat less expected was the interaction between both factors, although this interaction approached significance in one of the previous studies (Crockett et al., 2008).

And then there are somewhat less expected subjects, like the ceramic sculptor Ken Price, whose relentlessly innovative, suggestive and extravagantly colored work will be shown in a survey at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art that opens next Sunday — the first full-dress retrospective of Price's art to be held in his native city.

The next step is to specify the expected level of outcome of the intervention for each goal, where possible outcomes are much less than expected (−2), somewhat less than expected (−1), expected (0), somewhat better than expected (+1), or much better than expected (+2).

Thus, compared to the null hypothesis of no relationship between geographic and genetic distance, measured genetic distances between case pairs are either somewhat less than expected at small spatial lags or significantly greater than expected at large spatial lags.

This negative epistatic interaction was present when seropositive pSS patients were either compared to controls, or to seronegative pSS patients, so that the combined risk for individuals who carry both genetic factors is somewhat less than expected.

That decline was somewhat less than expected given the cutbacks many advertisers have made in print ad budgets.

Shares were priced at $85, somewhat less than expected because of a public relations misstep or two.