Sentence examples for somewhat questions from inspiring English sources

First, the observed heterogeneity across published studies somewhat questions the reliability of the summary effect measures that have been heretofore ascribed to zinc supplementation.

The experience is so considerably superior with Touch that I somewhat question why Oculus decided to release the device without them.

These observations somewhat question the paradigm of oedematous malnutrition being particularly triggered by infections, which initiated the theory of oxidative stress causing oedematous malnutrition [ 10].

Moreover, the message about the paramount importance of using the tools as part of a holistic approach is applicable to any explicit criteria list.> Our results therefore somewhat question the application of explicit screening tools to administrative databases.

"And many of them seemed to either be somewhat irrelevant questions or questions that we had already answered in our memo".

You're just being abrasive" and accused him of asking "somewhat predictable questions".

Handford asks a series of pertinent, and somewhat rhetorical, questions: "If there were less unpaid internships would there be more jobs?

These are not competing hypotheses, but rather complementary approaches that are appropriate for addressing somewhat different questions.

Brian Williams sat down with "Late Show" host David Letterman Tuesday night and was immediately asked somewhat awkward questions right off the bat.

Besides, the wealth of hungry youth in his company kept him easily occupied with simple and somewhat mechanical questions, affable enough for equally mechanical answers.

Other surveys asked somewhat different questions.