Sentence examples for to work somewhat from inspiring English sources
Democratic candidates for the White House will have to work somewhat harder to see their names on next year's presidential primary ballot in the delegate-rich state of New York.
Agnes Martin, the Saskatchewan-born Abstract Expressionist painter — a contemporary of Mark Rothko, Jackson Pollock, and Barnett Newman — whose tranquil paintings are in the Whitney, the Guggenheim, moma, and other museums, abandoned New York a good three decades ago to live spartanly and to work, somewhat reclusively, in New Mexico.
By Lillian Ross Agnes Martin, the Saskatchewan-born Abstract Expressionist painter — a contemporary of Mark Rothko, Jackson Pollock, and Barnett Newman — whose tranquil paintings are in the Whitney, the Guggenheim, moma, and other museums, abandoned New York a good three decades ago to live spartanly and to work, somewhat reclusively, in New Mexico.
There's also a questions button that looks to work somewhat like Amazon's Mayday service for Kindle tablets.
In this situation Kuroda's method appears to work somewhat better without sign reversing and with increasing the initial value in more than only 10 times (see Table 20).
However, we fear that the current situation feeds a vicious cycle where GBA continues to seem to work (somewhat) in a way that is misleading to computational method developers and also driving even stronger biases in biological knowledge.
Because students write independent term papers, they are not assessed as a team and thus do not feel that the random team assignment penalizes them, even if they must work somewhat harder to accomplish the term goals.
Mexican immigrants work somewhat more hours on average, and they tend to be younger and more likely to be married.
The atomic transistors work somewhat differently from silicon ones.
Rewards work somewhat better, but nothing works in the throes of a psychotic episode except medication.
There are Hoppers that don't work, while others, in instructive ways, work somewhat too well.
