Sentence examples for somewhat opposed from inspiring English sources

The possible answers for these three questions were: "totally opposed", "somewhat opposed", "somewhat in favour", and "totally in favour".

It found that only 53percentt favored an British-American victory over Iraq, while 33percentt are either strongly or somewhat opposed to such an outcome.

In a poll released in early February by the University of New Hampshire Survey Center, 59 percent of respondents were either strongly or somewhat opposed to repealing the law, while 32 percent said they supported repeal.

When a recent Hartford Courant poll asked about "taxpayer support" instead of "public support," as the Quinnipiac poll did, 85percentt of those polled were either "strongly" or "somewhat" opposed, he said.

When she watches tourists posthumously speak into their video cameras, it is made clear what was previously suggested: that Mick's gnarly agenda is, lets say, somewhat opposed to Tourism Australia's.

Although at first Loyola had been somewhat opposed to placing his companions in colleges as educators of youth, he came in the course of time to recognize the value of the educational apostolate and in his last years was busily engaged in laying the foundations of the system of schools that was to stamp his order as largely a teaching order.

(Scale: Strongly support, somewhat support, neutral, somewhat oppose, strongly oppose).

The reconciliation of these somewhat opposing functions is challenging.

The county council and municipalities discussed the budgeting issue in different, and somewhat opposing, ways.

There are currently a number of reports on the effect of hyperglycaemia and/or diabetes mellitus on the image quality at FDG PET with somewhat opposing findings [10].

In questions related to support for a number of specific traffic safety interventions, respondents were asked whether they would strongly support, somewhat support, somewhat oppose, or strongly oppose each one; these were dichotomized as support versus oppose.