Sentence examples for of even somewhat from inspiring English sources

For those performers included, extensive internet coverage of even somewhat forgotten stars meant that mortality could be relatively easily established.

You may be surprised at the hospitality of even somewhat distant acquaintances.

Since games would be streamed in HD, that means a huge amount of bandwidth per month for even somewhat casual gamers.

And many of us even somewhat politically aware understand that staffers are overworked and underpaid.

Nationally, Mr. Belcher said, he has found only 10percentt of blacks approve even "somewhat" of Mr. Bush's job performance, while 89percentt say the country is headed in the wrong direction.

There are plenty of examples in even somewhat recent history of the surprise hit outperforming the preordained contender.

As a young man Fauré had been very cheerful; a friend wrote of his "youthful, even somewhat child-like, mirth".

Less than half of Republicans are even somewhat sure he can win the Presidency or even the nomination....Cruz performs less well among registered voters in a matchup with Hillary Clinton...than a generic Republican does against a generic Democrat.

If the Mets can keep a rate of offense that even somewhat compares to this during the playoffs, especially with their pitching, they have a great chance to win it all.

27 For adverse cardiovascular outcomes, our findings indicate that female smokers above the age of 60 have even somewhat higher relative risks than men.

It should be noted that the introns of Chlamydomonas are even somewhat (~25%) shorter than those in Volvox, i.e., the average lengths are 491 bp and 373 bp, respectively (Additional file 1: Table S1), but the calculated intron retention rate is about the same in both organisms.