Sentence examples for can somewhat from inspiring English sources

Genetic modification can somewhat increase our harvests.

(Dividing a candidate's polling average by his name recognition can somewhat improve the predictive power of early-stage polls).

"Hopefully, there's a few people out in the world who can relate to this and can somewhat be inspired.

Guards are not valued in the same way tackles or centers are because teams can somewhat cover guards' deficiencies with help from players around them.

And meanwhile, with petrodollars sent from the Gulf, and perhaps a lush vegetable-patch, many Sri Lankans can somewhat mitigate the evils of inflation.

Things Can Change Although she is considered one of the best-liked players on the WTA Tour now, Monica Seles can somewhat relate to the hazing experiences Alexandra Stevenson said she encountered during her rookie year on the tour.

So maybe I can somewhat package my attempts to debunk the Hellenization of our discourse (pdf) by pointing out that the scare stories seem to involve invoking a related set of characters, the confidence gnomes.

On some issues – gay rights or abortion, for example – he can somewhat implausibly say he has changed over time as his thinking has become more in line with that of his party.

Another interesting technique used by Voltaire is his constant attention to relating the proportions of these alien figures so that readers can somewhat fathom the scales of the people and places he is discussing; it is another technique employed in various sci-fi works, most prominent in the hard sci-fi genre in which accuracy is paramount.

We can manage somewhat larger.

I can be somewhat short with people.