'somewhat meaningful' is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
As an adverb, it is typically used to describe someone's words, thoughts, or actions, and implies that the meaning was limited or insufficient. For example, "When he tried to explain the situation, his words were somewhat meaningful, but I still felt confused."
Yet Consumer Reports gives F.S.C. and S.F.I. the same rating at its GreenerChoices.org Web site: "somewhat" meaningful, as opposed to "highly" meaningful or "not" meaningful at all.
"There's very few real-life situations where you can achieve a goal in twenty seconds, a goal that is somewhat meaningful to you," Baron said.
Twitter has just rolled out a small, but somewhat meaningful update to the way it sends email notifications.
The idea behind our evaluation is as follows: if SIRIUS 3 is capable of identifying the correct molecular formula of a compound, then this is an indication that the structure of the FT is at least somewhat meaningful.
The combination of coalition air strikes and efforts by local forces has "unquestionably inflicted some damage on ISIL and have pushed ISIL back in a somewhat meaningful way," he said, but cautioned that it was too early to say the tide was turning in Iraq.
Regarding the types of collaboration considered professional experience for access to public institutions, companies or other private organizations, only the aspect related to funding procurement for Spanish institutions is somewhat meaningful.
"I'm very fortunate to have had experiences that have scaffolded my understanding in very meaningful, somewhat unexpected, ways.
Yet if traffic figures are divided by population, a somewhat different (and more meaningful) picture emerges: South Korea is and will be the world's most data-hungry country in Cisco's sample.
Waters' vision is to tell John Lennon's life not through his role as a rock idol - but as a real and fallible man, searching, somewhat unexpectedly, for a meaningful life.
International human rights law, and the right to health in particular, entails a somewhat conservative but nonetheless meaningful concept of global justice in health.
Although these thresholds are somewhat artificial, they are meaningful at the clinical level, and they surely correlate with a corresponding burden of mutated stem-cells at the time diseases are diagnosed.
