Sentence examples for charged somewhat from inspiring English sources

Anais has already lived in umpteen residential homes and been charged (somewhat implausibly) with hundreds of offences.

As momentum for the withdrawal of United States forces grows, it is likely that other Afghan battalions will find themselves in a similar plight — charged, somewhat prematurely, with holding onto "cleared" territory despite heavy pressure from a resilient Taliban, dwindling coalition resources and nascent civilian capacity.

62% say they would rather do business with a smaller local company even if it charged somewhat higher prices.

That will likely mean that data-heavy options for a YouTube app package may be charged somewhat higher than, say, monthly package for Twitter.

Full-time, in-state tuition at SUNY is set to climb to $6,170 in 2014-15, up from $4,970 last year, and for the first time, the system's four main research campuses — Stony Brook, Binghamton, Albany and Buffalo — can also charge somewhat more than its smaller universities to out-of-state students.

His charge, somewhat ironically, was to preserve Korean independence in the face of Japanese ambitions.Finally, in 1894 a rebellion at the court in Seoul provided Japan with a critical opportunity.

Leading the US charge, somewhat unexpectedly, were their untried rookies.

But then the police began charging sleepers, somewhat paradoxically, with disorderly conduct.