Sentence examples for need to somewhat from inspiring English sources

As noted yesterday, $1 billion+ success of Rogue One (and the $2b+ success of The Force Awakens) may have created both unrealistic expectations and the need to somewhat formalize the new wave of Star Wars movies.

Casually flirt with others, but make sure he knows you're interested Be yourself: I know, I know, this is totally cliche but you need to SOMEWHAT be yourself.

Nevertheless, the Caddy's potent engine performed admirably when I needed to — somewhat impatiently — pull around slow-moving vehicles or escape New York City's maddening, nonseparated left-turn lanes.

There's probably more than one product [Latitude and Hotpot could fit into] but we still need to condense somewhat".

Now that the CISOs role has been recognised and elevated, their skills need to be somewhat different.

It's in the next section of the menu, devoted to appetizer-sized dishes, that you need to be somewhat cautious.

That could mean that TV executives may need to do somewhat more promoting of the benefits of the upfront and television advertising to potential customers than is usual.

Like the original Community Programme, it should include a training element, although the main focus should be on job creation, as some community programme schemes were distorted by the need to meet somewhat nebulous training objectives.

You need to have somewhat of an artistic eye in order to replicate things". She worked on Fort Ticonderoga and spent two years reroofing Grant's Tomb and removing the graffiti.

It might seem like the imbecilic musings of a 12-year-old communist to say so but surely we need to take somewhat drastic economic measures to narrow our present social inequality.

We need to reduce somewhat; that seems to be a consensus around the country". The cut in staff is the most recent sign that the United Way has been fundamentally changed by scandal.