Sentence examples for expected to be somewhat from inspiring English sources

This year's is expected to be somewhat less.

When you're a critic in any discipline, you're expected to be somewhat less than ignorant.

Although the service hasn't opened yet, its operations are expected to be somewhat like SETI@Home's.

The longer pipeline to Austria was expected to be somewhat costlier to build and operate than the route to Italy.

For the world as a whole, the results of the crisis are expected to be somewhat slower growth, higher inflation and higher interest rates than previously projected.

At first glance the centre-half, who has attracted the attention of the Everton manager, David Moyes, might be expected to be somewhat cumbersome.

"People expect to be somewhat challenged by jazz," Mr. Scofield said.

But a challenging time for the office market is expected to be mitigated somewhat by residential projects.

The rises would be the highest in the industry's history and, while expected to be offset somewhat by discounting, will almost certainly mean diminished sales in the short run.

This constraint is expected to be eased somewhat after the current five-year plan is implemented, as a few more hospitals are expected to be built during this period.

And of those, about four out of five expected to be "very" or "somewhat" productive.