Sentence examples for could become somewhat from inspiring English sources

But a tangible — and, some would say, more realistic — prize should be within reach as soon as 2012, when the Mets' path to the playoffs could become somewhat easier because of postseason expansion.

In a part of the world where the N.H.L. is a staple of life, junior and minor league hockey could become somewhat of a haven for Vancouver's hockey-passionate fan base.

Even if they scrapped Ford's precious casino, the trickle-down of all this could become somewhat of a torrent.

Since becoming ill, showering has become somewhat of a marathon.

After the act came into force, however, when membership could no longer be made compulsory for performers, the distinctions have become somewhat murkier.

Because of this, I think that suburban living could go against all its cliches of conformity and uniformity, and actually become somewhat of a rebel existence.

Discussions have become somewhat bogged down in a legal debate over whether the US could downgrade its emissions reduction goals.

You become somewhat invisible".

Images become somewhat smeary in low light.

Thus, another symbol carpeting has become somewhat outdated.

Gordon has become somewhat of an expert on Native forestry.