Sentence examples for allowed somewhat from inspiring English sources

Although Taobao and its sister site Taobao Mall, where only professional sellers are allowed, somewhat resemble eBay and Amazon, their executives have a grander ambition.

But while the Government has allowed somewhat freer discussion of political topics in universities and obscure journals in the last year, it has not allowed any challenges -- in print or in the form of organized groups -- to the principle of Communist Party rule.

This method allowed somewhat more control over combustion and carbonization than the pit method.

The government has tinkered, allowing somewhat fairer television coverage.

[That] means allowing somewhat higher inflation and wage growth in countries that can afford it (in the North).

She says restoring the balance in the EU might mean allowing somewhat higher inflation and wage growth in countries like Germany.

It is evident from Figure 6.33 that using one fewer CCD can reduce the temperature by a few degrees, thus allowing somewhat longer observations to be carried out at low pitch angles.

Dr. Luke didn't seem too concerned, though he did allow, somewhat ominously, "All your instincts that make you successful, at some point in anyone's life, those instincts will be wrong".

Mr Putin actively engaged with them, telling Mr Ryzhkov he might consider an amnesty for those jailed after the protests of May 6th 2012 and encouraging Mr Ponomarev to run for mayor of Novossibirsk.The Kremlin seems to have adopted a new, more inclusive strategy of giving more space to the opposition and even allowing somewhat freer elections.

When informed with external information, the analyses allow somewhat more definitive conclusions.

Corporate contributions are banned on the Federal level, but are allowed, though somewhat restricted, in New York State races.