Sentence examples for has moved somewhat from inspiring English sources

Christopher has moved somewhat to the political right in the last few years, thus aligning the brothers' views a bit.

But whereas Rehnquist has moved somewhat toward the doctrinal center since becoming Chief, it's hard to imagine Scalia moderating his views.

The region is still dominated by big producers; the mass-market role of Bolla, a firm that has moved somewhat upmarket, has been taken over in volume by the Cantina di Soave, one of the biggest cooperative wineries in Europe.

Part of the challenge to making a mixed-use project work, said Donald A. Miller, a principal of LendLease Real Estate Investments who is based here, is that the office market has moved somewhat west of the site.

Continental European managed capitalism IS an attractive model - as Timothy Garton Ash points out in the new issue of Prospect, the magazine I edit - and Britain under Blair has moved somewhat closer to it on several key measures, such as the proportion of GDP taken by the state and the amount spent on our free health service (average hours worked in Britain is also starting to fall).

However, it appears that logging, and possibly deforestation has moved somewhat eastwards nearer to the centre of the study area.

But by the end, they've moved somewhat closer, as Henkin brings them to a moving resolution that feels authentically possible, each person advancing only as far as he or she could.

Arguably, the French and Americans began at opposite poles, and have moved somewhat closer in the past thirty years.

Although incoming inflation data have moved somewhat higher, long-term inflation expectations appear to have remained well contained.

At the same time Mr. Rumsfeld has moved to the fore, others who had been at center stage have moved somewhat to the side.

"Although incoming inflation data have moved somewhat higher, long-term expectations appear to have remained well contained," the rate panel said in the statement.