Sentence examples for interest somewhat from inspiring English sources

This conflict of interest, somewhat perversely, does produce results.

However, results suggest that the more straightforward emphasis on brainwashing or control through experimentation as conveyed by "Fear" has increased interest somewhat over previous commercials among the 18 to 24 crowd.

Lawyers speculated today that the court might have turned down the request because there was no equivalent federal law on the books, making the government's interest somewhat more remote than usual when it seeks to participate in a state case.

Each presidential administration has framed these interests somewhat differently, and of course each has pursued its own particular path in seeking to secure them, but the core tenets have not varied significantly.

Elsewhere the interest is somewhat greater.

This has made the outlook for interest rates somewhat clearer.

Next came "a special interest case," somewhat underqualified but with a prominent parent.

(The obvious and correct answer is that it makes an early rise in interest rates somewhat more likely).

Entire sections of the upper deck were empty, but considering the opponent, the lack of fan interest was somewhat understandable.

He is indulged first by his grandiose mother and then by her former lover, an intellectual priest named Monsignor Darcy, whose interest is somewhat more than avuncular.

If they moderate the effects – allowing some depreciation while raising interest rates somewhat – and keep confidence (and growth) at reasonable levels, there will be no wave of emerging market crises.