Sentence examples for somewhat relax from inspiring English sources

We have a lunch break somewhere in there, then finish around 5 30 p.m.. We're then released to get our mail, and somewhat relax.

If that case, the following bound can be found (cf. for example, Ref. [ 88]): (2) P E i > 1 + δ L E p w i < exp - L E I δ 2 / 3 To be rigorous and take into account overlapping morphemes, we must somewhat relax equation (2).

Under Mr. Rouhani, strict Islamic rules have been somewhat relaxed.

"I'm somewhat relaxed about what the statistics show this year," Professor Malone said.

Somewhat relaxed governmental controls on private ownership and the consequent rise of entrepreneurial enterprises provided a burgeoning market in China for automobile ownership by individuals.

After the Restoration of the Stuarts in 1660 both groups were subjected to severe disabilities until these were somewhat relaxed by the Act of Toleration of 1689.

One of three courses had to focus on Islamic studies, a ratio that was somewhat relaxed in 1995, the doctor said.

For this reason Canada, although having somewhat relaxed their stringent ban on Japanese barberry, (under pressure from nursery lobbying), insists on new cultivars being proven free from black rust fungus, even though it is only a temporary fix because of the hybridization possibilities.

It didn't take long to come up with the name Nothern Broadsides: a reviewer had called Trackers "a broadside from the pen of Tony Harrison", and they operated, like the Yorkshire cricket team, a northerner-only policy (both have now been somewhat relaxed).

And it's incredibly casual and, dare I say it, even somewhat relaxing to play.

Therefore, the design constraints can be somewhat relaxed and the prototype can be optimized to achieve nearly PR (NPR).