Sentence examples for merely somewhat from inspiring English sources
The news from Australian banks has been so good for so long that a forecast of merely somewhat slower profit growth was greeted yesterday like a towering thundercloud.
Put another way, the majority of countries involved in the SDG consultations think that measuring progress towards universal healthcare is feasible only with significant effort and that, at best, the suggested indicators are merely "somewhat relevant" to the overall target.
In scenario-1, the operating time was merely somewhat increased for few minutes when treating eight FAs by keeping enough safety margins.
It is merely convention that these molecules are referred to as dust, since the smallest may be only somewhat larger than the largest molecules observed with a radio telescope.
He felt only somewhat less implicated when Annagret went on to tell him that her weeks of being touched had been merely a prelude to Horst's unzipping of his pants.
Sometimes the people who write these ridiculous pieces are merely – and somewhat neurotically – validating their own life choices, such as that absurd article from The Atlantic last year arguing that, if a woman wants to have a baby, she should just have one child.
Still, the CL Type-S is merely a somewhat fun car, but a bit more analytical than we'd prefer.
But tolerance suggests that there is an accepted view that merely tolerates a somewhat less accepted view.
"This draft does not shred the existing policy; it merely attenuates it somewhat," said Mr. Aftergood, who made the draft public last week in Secrecy News, his Internet publication.
