Sentence examples for broadened somewhat from inspiring English sources

And the tastes of e-book buyers has broadened somewhat in recent months, said David Young, the chief executive of the Hachette Book Group.

The sanctions, aimed at punishing Iran for its pursuit of nuclear technology, have been broadened somewhat from previous rules issued by the enforcement agency, the U.S. Office of Foreign Assets Control OFACC), a division of the Treasury Department.

"This is a fairly new concept in the law, but this (decision) seems to broaden it somewhat," said Larry Bumgardner, a Pepperdine University professor of communications law.

Essentially, what we've done is just broadened our horizon somewhat, or our notation somewhat.

By talking tough on such issues as crime and national identity, she has somewhat broadened her appeal.

The observed diffraction peaks were somewhat broadened, indicating low crystallinity.

The computed waveforms for J-Mod are somewhat broadened by the broader near-source uplift of the seafloor seen in Fig. 1.

The acetylene-treated samples display somewhat broadened spots, which may be the result of texturing and/or the increased roughness of the surface as a result of the erosion seen in the micrographs.

The H NMR spectra for all three polymer lengths showed the peaks expected for the proposed structure, with the peaks being somewhat broadened as commonly observed for polymeric structures.

We got the idea from Sweden, which has been transferring its national Twitter account from citizen to citizen, occasionally with controversial results, but we wanted to broaden the challenge somewhat.

Mr Walker told me that to his Baptist-separationist mind, the government's latest formula (somewhat broadening the range of opt-outs for religiously-affiliated employers) had it about right.