Sentence examples for targets somewhat from inspiring English sources

The Camdessus report was criticised by many lobbyists for promoting privatisation and big dams, and even dismissed as a bankers' panel though as Jim Winpenny, its secretary, tartly observes, it was meant to be that, because its subject was financing.Other experts put the cost of achieving the Johannesburg targets somewhat lower.

In addition to UPR targets, somewhat unexpectedly, gene ontology analysis revealed a significant enrichment of genes associated with the regulation of angiogenesis.

Perhaps the real problem with these well-meaning proposals is that they are missing the target somewhat.

That said, the table does show that smaller companies tend to be targeted somewhat more frequently, with companies whose market cap is between $100 million and $500 million representing from 38 45% of campaigns, while representing only 28% of public companies.

With higher Δ values, the sum capacity target is exceeded and the used sum power slightly increases, which means that the accuracy of the algorithm (in terms of keeping the sum rate target) somewhat decreases (middle).

A subsequent multicenter trial [ 105] found increased mortality in patients treated to strict normoglycemia as compared with those receiving insulin to target somewhat higher blood glucose levels.

However, such targets are somewhat broad-brush because they can be met in different ways.

As a result, tolerance for side effects that may emerge due to inhibition of other kinase targets is somewhat low (though not as low as would be required for diseases requiring life-long treatment).

The campaign is a good idea, but the target is somewhat arbitrary.

Kaplan said that it's targeting a somewhat younger crowd: if the typical Death & Co customer is thirty-five, the kids at Nitecap are in their late twenties.

Recently, this target is somewhat losing its appeal since an increasing number of consumers from both domestic and foreign markets prefer lighter wines characterized by moderate alcohol content.