Sentence examples for ground somewhat from inspiring English sources

He recorded quaint blocks of boulangeries and pâtisseries but also sites like the Bièvre River, an industrial dumping ground somewhat comparable to the Gowanus Canal.

Direction S. 10A E. Road over high ground, somewhat hilly, with open jungle to the Nam-phu, a stream 10 feet wide, with high sandy banks covered with grass, but which during the rains must be covered with water.

It may well be that the King George, contested by just five others on firm ground, somewhat fell into his lap; that the failure of Workforce was only the most egregious among several.

Rawls himself shifted his ground somewhat in later work, playing up Sidgwick's "rational intuitionism" (Rawls, 1996, 2007).

"The new grapple-assist HUD makes moving around on the ground somewhat analogous to just moving on your feet," Hayes says.

"Despite losing ground somewhat in the rural communities in the second half of the 20th century, this music is still lively, full-blooded and strong". Tskrialashvili said that still holds true.

The study's authors said labels aren't needed for food safety reasons, but potentially could be justified on transparency, social and cultural grounds, somewhat similarly to stickers such as made in America.

The ground was somewhat barren.

Since then he has been a one man source of animal spirits—expressing optimism even while conditions on the ground remain somewhat depressed.To a degree this has worked.

The high ground was somewhat lost when the group promptly invited in Venezuela, which had been trying to join for years.

The Vikings finished with 172 yards on the ground, a somewhat surprising figure given how stellar the Cardinals' run defense was against the Giants last week.