Sentence examples for somewhat or not from inspiring English sources

People who read "lots" and fiction "lots" outscore those who read "lots" but fiction only "somewhat" or "not much".

India produces half a million engineers each year, but according to a World Bank survey, 64percentt of their employers say they are only "somewhat" or "not at all satisfied" with their work.

The report concludes: "Companies that have sustainability as a top management agenda item are more than twice as likely to collaborate strategically than companies in which sustainability is only somewhat or not important.

That more or less takes care of the movie's subject, which is either a somewhat or not at all fallacious account of the life of Graham Chapman (born in Britain in 1941), one of the six members of that landmark comedy troupe.

According to an Oracle/Forbes Insights survey of 534 global executives conducted for the "Making the Change: Planning, Executing and Measuring Successful Business Transformation", 48% of executives believe their organization is only somewhat or not at all prepared to successfully execute a business transformation today.

Sixty-eight percent of respondents indicated that they would be somewhat or not at all comfortable with an HIV-positive woman as their dentist; 59percentt said they would be somewhat or not at all comfortable with an HIV-positive woman serving as their childcare provider; and 57percentt said they would be somewhat or not at all comfortable having a female physician who is HIV-positive.

There were five response alternatives which were dichotomized into financially disadvantaged (much or somewhat poorer) or not (similar, somewhat better, and much better).

Seventy-one percent of those polled said that they would be only somewhat comfortable or not comfortable at all.

Any analysis of exit polling reveals a welter of numbers whose meaning remains slightly elusive, with issues or candidate characteristics described as "very important," "somewhat important," or "not important at all" by voters.

The rest are either "somewhat satisfied" or not satisfied at all.

The survey was answered by 37 users of ERP systems who attributed the degree of importance for each question using a 5-point Scale – very important, significantly important, important, somewhat important or not important.