Sentence examples for changing somewhat from inspiring English sources

CHANGING TIMES "I am an optimist and like to think that the tides are changing somewhat.

That is changing somewhat as more consumers get high-speed broadband connections at home.

Can you explain that?People's eagerness for private tuition is changing somewhat, but still the craze for private tuition is high.

That may be changing somewhat this year, as airline revenues improve while customers express dissatisfaction with the cramped spaces of regional jets, especially on long flights.

The actual respondents are changing somewhat from the first surveys: It has always involved a high proportion of C-level executives responsible for data, but this year chief data officers are 56% of the respondents, up from 32% last year.

Although the profile of someone who is actually admitted to the store began changing somewhat with the steady increase in gold's value, the image lingers of a person desperate enough for cash to sell the ring he inherited from his grandfather or maybe even the ring he stole from somebody else's grandfather.

In fact, he's changing that somewhat, but only somewhat.

Changing tack somewhat, the other big piece of news has been Giuseppe Rossi's arrival in Fiorentina from Villarreal.

Drake took over as manager of Chelsea in 1952, and immediately set about changing their somewhat homely image.

Recently, Ms. Chang has been changing course somewhat, trying to figure out ways to remove herself as the physical focus of her work.

That's changing now, somewhat: Mr. Corea's most recent album, "The Ultimate Adventure" (Stretch), pointedly evokes his early-70's sound.