Sentence examples for somewhat on par from inspiring English sources

On the one hand, it is considered an economic resource, somewhat on par with other resources such as labour, material, and capital.

That's pretty much on-par with Spotify's offering.

While somewhat minor in the grand scheme of things, the addition puts Amazon's streaming music service one step closer to being on par with its larger competitors in the industry, at least in terms of feature set.

Expecting a raise for on-par performance is rather silly.

And finally, it is about becoming a power at least on par with the US: a goal that Chinese leaders are themselves somewhat coy about, but which is now increasingly entering the public discourse.

Pryor's written acceptance of the award, however, shows a somewhat reluctant acknowledgment of his status as an icon: "It is nice to be regarded on par with a great white man — now that's funny!" he wrote.

Although the quality of the models generated by tobmodel is somewhat worse than models generated by 3D-SPoT (Naveed et al., 2012), it is on par with models by TMBpro (Randall et al., 2008), the only previously published method for β barrel membrane protein prediction that takes protein sequences as input rather than pre-computed topologies.

Geddes said the story was good, but not on par with those of Bungie's Halo games, and that most of the characters were stereotypical and somewhat unlikable.

On Par, by Bill Pennington.

"It's on par with the Olympics.

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