Sentence examples for somewhat preceded from inspiring English sources

Officials in New York said the British authorities' time frame somewhat preceded the time that New York officials suspected that the surveillance had taken place.

The peak macrophage content of the lumen occurred at about 6 8 hours and somewhat preceded the major peak in HSV susceptibility.

Instead, Fabolous's monster set was preceded by somewhat of a slow build by the Hot 97 overlords.

Thus, it is possible that the plate tectonics that operates today and that has operated in past geologic intervals of time was preceded by somewhat different processes of deformation during Precambrian time (4.6 billion to 541 million years ago).

A somewhat fearsome reputation precedes Shriti Vadera, one of Gordon Brown's most trusted policy advisers and arguably the most powerful woman in government.

The figure suggests that the economy may finally be slowing down somewhat after the preceding quarter's blistering growth of 7.3%.

The economy grew 5.4% in the first quarter, slightly more than expected, suggesting that the economy may finally be slowing down somewhat after the preceding quarter's blistering growth of 7.3%.

Our seventh and final principle differs somewhat from those preceding it.

In both cases, 'evolution' is used in a way that is consistent with proper scientific usage: what remains of the car or band is a 'descendant' of a related though somewhat different 'ancestral' forerunner that preceded it.

In any event, I'm okay with the somewhat ungainly finale because of what preceded it.

They got their money's worth before the match even began, as it was preceded by lavish entertainments which seemed somewhat at odds with the low-key surrounds on a wet Wednesday night.