Sentence examples for the option somewhat from inspiring English sources

The option "Much better" was assigned score 5; the option "Somewhat better" was assigned score 4; and the option "Equal" was assigned score 3; the option "Somewhat worse" was assigned score 2; and the option "Much worse" was assigned score 1.

A new drug that would give women that option, somewhat misleadingly known as the "women's version of Viagra," is closer to reality than ever.

By phrasing the historical discoveries as concerns, the option is somewhat left open to the military on how to alleviate the District's concerns.

I didn't know if I'd ever be motivated to vote in a primary election, but I thought the option sounded somewhat appealing.

When you have been through pretty much every major record company, the options get somewhat constricted.

The Dollar Rubber Club is a fledgling company, so the options are somewhat limited at this time.

VIA Paul Krugman, this passage from trade economist Doug Irwin demonstrates that economics has managed to improve the universe of accepted policy options somewhat over the last 130 years.After the Civil War, Congress justified high import tariffs (relative to their prewar levels)" as necessary in order to raise sufficient revenue to pay off the public debt.

However, this out-of-the-money option is somewhat aggressive, and options traders should keep a tight stop on this position should the equity fail to hold support at the 14.

Broad-based stock options, somewhat similar to the Chobani promise of equity grants allowing sharing an increase in the value of the company, covered 30-50% of workers in the manufacturing and technology industries in 2002 with changes in government support from 2001-2009 leading to the almost total demise of grants of stock and options to broad groups of workers.

The longer answer is that it would narrow our options somewhat.

For polytomous items, like those from the ATAQ-IPF, the analysis generates logit positions at the transitions between any adjacent response options (e.g., where the likelihood of responding "Strongly agree" is greater than the likelihood of responding to the adjacent option "Agree somewhat" and so-on).