Sentence examples for somewhat qualified from inspiring English sources

I feel, then, somewhat qualified to call bullshit on the claim that this deal is good for anyone – including Macmillan and especially including authors.

I read all the reviews I could find for Schmucks, and overall I concede they were mostly positive, though somewhat qualified.

I turned 50 a few years ago, at which time I embarked on a journey to discover what being 50 really means, so I feel somewhat qualified to share what I've learned so far with President Obama, who turns 50 on August 4th.

In addition, we find that urgent care centers are somewhat ahead of the curve in terms of adopting electronic health records in their practices, although these findings are somewhat qualified by our lack of precisely comparable data.

Those who answered "somewhat qualified" or "very qualified" were categorised as perceiving dietitians as suitable care providers.

In sum, the tenor of all these responses is that even though ergodicity simpliciter may not have the resources to explain the approach to equilibrium, a somewhat qualified use of EH does.

"I think it made me somewhat more uniquely qualified," she says.

This was qualified somewhat by the discovery that 26% of a parallel white group felt the same, probably because proud Scots, Welsh and English nationalists rejected the "British" tag.

That said, Mr. Ware qualified his remarks somewhat.

The United States staggered somewhat through qualifying for the Women's World Cup, which begins Sunday in Germany.

ING Direct has had somewhat stricter qualifying standards in recent years than the industry norm, as is evidenced by the fact that it has foreclosed on just 15 of the roughly 100,000 mortgages it has issued since 2000.