Sentence examples for has got rather from inspiring English sources

Another: if the world has got rather better at famine prevention, then in large part we have Sen to thank.

AMID the brouhaha surrounding the Human Genome Project and its commercial rivals, the fact that there is more than one way to map a genome has got rather lost.

And that is probably a good light in which to view the announcement that the "3 by 5" initiative to get 3m HIV-positive people in poor and middle-income countries on to anti-retroviral drugs by the end of 2005 has got rather less than halfway there.

Guy Liddell, wartime counter-espionage head at MI5, said of the incident: "I'm afraid to say that after his stay in Lisbon as a bogus journalist he has got rather over-confident about his powers as an agent".

In the past couple of days, that noise has gotten rather loud.

The culture wars may not have ended, but on some fronts the combat has gotten rather quiet.

This may be a partial explanation, but the second activity has gotten rather dangerous lately, and the investment banking premiums remain.

"Predictably, and now a bit tiresomely," a Kirkus review observed, the novel was about California, and "Babitz's L.A. weltschmerz has gotten rather clotty and overdone".

LeBron James, however, has gotten rather comfortable at the top of the N.B.A., so his idea of change is to apply to the league for a new number (No. 6) and leave behind the No. 23 he shared with a former legend, Michael Jordan, who is busy confounding SI.com's Michael Rosenberg.

Nope, this whole process has gotten rather predictable, especially considering we are living in the iPod's post-genre world.

"We have got rather fed up with it.