Sentence examples for Somewhat taxing from inspiring English sources

At Level 2, even adults find the task somewhat taxing.

Participants found the loop of questions about their most recent partners (Fig.  1, Appendix Table  1) somewhat taxing, but for the most part logical and straightforward.

He gives us Mohamed Atta in Berlin, once the obedient, disciplined good son of a somewhat taxing, ambitious father, coming into his own as a steely holy warrior.

That tour of the continent proved somewhat taxing, and the car was slightly damaged, so the museum has asked the Gurney shop to perform a conservation — a process that will ensure the car's condition is the same as it was at the end of the race.

The overelaborate finale — which includes not only the choosing of the murderer but also the selection of a detective and a happy couple to be paired off — somewhat taxes our delight in taking part.

Mr. Bush's economic advisers have acknowledged that the alternative minimum tax would mean somewhat smaller tax savings under his plan than would otherwise be the case for many affluent taxpayers.

a somewhat arcane tax story that really deserves to break out of the tax ghetto.

But in contrast to congressional Republicans' claims that any tax increases would stop job creation in its tracks, many executives say they could tolerate somewhat higher taxes if they were part of a broader plan that offered clarity on the nation's future policies, particularly one heavy on spending cuts.

The country also acquired a reputation as a somewhat lax tax haven.

So, you can collect somewhat higher taxes, and then, you have an endowment, the city has an endowment, which can help tide them over through difficult times.

The country has a long-standing political aversion to anything that seems to "reward" being poor; instead, it fights poverty using a progressive, if somewhat paternalistic, tax code.