Sentence examples for somewhat productive from inspiring English sources

Fear in surrounding communities may actually play a somewhat productive role in awakening their solidarity with a community directly targeted by terrorism.

"Hopefully I can get out there on Sunday and be somewhat productive," he said.

While the government did later say, in connection with her sentencing, that several of the recording sessions were indeed somewhat productive, it does not seem that the Legislator was able to actually "make cases" against anyone.

While the discussion of these competing transit plans is not ideal for a time-limited debate setting, with an assortment of crazy people yelling and screaming in the audience, the conversation about Toronto's future as it pertains to welfare, transit, and waste collection was at least somewhat productive.

Ms. Ashton and Mr. Ryabkov agreed that there had been somewhat more productive give-and-take than in previous meetings.

The Getty Museum in Los Angeles has documented their somewhat more productive pursuits in "Paris: Life & Luxury," which opens on Tuesday.

Even when the PEP sessions were voluntary, over-exposure of generic information learnt by participants could be somewhat counter-productive and fear-inducing [ 8] leading to the poor compliance of behavior modifications and negative impact on patient-reported outcomes.

"I've felt somewhat cleared & productive since I 'confessed' that archive [Sylvia Plath Papers] to you," he writes in an undated letter which Bonhams estimates was written in 1979.

Explaining the development of Facebook's new phone software, Home, Mr. Zuckerberg said, "Our research showed that Facebook users still had a few hours a day when they were leading somewhat healthy and productive lives.

Each of its members has been unflaggingly productive since then, so their somewhat rare convergence here is promising.

Ball is somewhat paradoxical in that he was so productive, yet his speed suggests he's going to have a really tough time in the N.F.L.