Sentence examples for somewhat pragmatic from inspiring English sources
Mr. James, a somewhat pragmatic Mormon who lives in Utah, far from Silicon Valley, has started a company called Domo.
That stance is somewhat pragmatic; those who want to unite with the North say peace will not only allow any abductees who are alive to return home, but also reunite the thousands of families split up during the war.
In addition, providing the best possible answer in a limited time frame is new to many Ph.D.s, Danoesastro says, so Ph.D. scientists may "have to learn to be somewhat pragmatic".
By now, we recommend a somewhat pragmatic access, which is to examine how well the 6.5% criterion does at distinguishing subjects with retinopathy from subjects without retinopathy.
Our approach to defining MHO was therefore somewhat pragmatic, combining WHO cut points for glucose with cut points recommended locally and used in care for people with diabetes and treatment within the obesity service for lipids and blood pressure.
This choice is somewhat pragmatic, as these countries provided sufficient observations for the analysis, but is further justified by the fact that these are three north-western European neighbouring countries sharing cultural similarities, and all providing relatively high standardized wages (from $20/h to $26/h) across medical occupations [ 15].
Other Spaniards are somewhat more pragmatic.
They are the somewhat more pragmatic, interventionist strands of the profession.
