The phrase "a week of somewhat" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear what the intended meaning is, making it difficult to determine when it could be used.
Example: "I had a week of somewhat confusion about the project deadlines."
Alternatives: "a week of uncertainty" or "a week of ambiguity."
The repair work, which commenced within abut a week of the quake, has taken somewhat longer than originally estimated.
After a week of attacks from the president, Amazon saw its stock price drop sharply (though it later recovered somewhat).
Presumably, if all records were pooled with appropriate weightings and corrections for week of laying effect, somewhat higher values would be predicted.
In this Wildcard Weekend Preview (and somewhat of a Week 17 review), we welcome back The NYGMen Podcast's resident Dallas Cowboys expert Reid to reflect on Texas's loss in the BCS and on the Cowboys upcoming rematch against the Eagles in Dallas.
In what must have been a slow news week, the somewhat negative review – I think of it as therapy – made global headlines.
Probably not, but timing the book to come out a week after the election feels like somewhat of a cop out.
Brokers said Mr. Tisch sped through the approval process unusually swiftly, and the closing was coordinated with Ms. Ronson's purchase a few weeks ago of a somewhat more modest apartment a short walk away, at 4 East 72nd Street.
A lot can happen to a team over the course of a week, especially as players return to campus and a somewhat normal schedule.
The reported frequency of consuming each food was converted to a frequency of consumption per week, with somewhat conservative values assigned to greater frequency categories: 6.5 to 1 time/day, 10.5 to 2 times/day, and 17.5 to ≥3 times/day.
But our real Most Disappointing Democrat Of The Week award is somewhat of a no-brainer this week.
