Sentence examples for or maybe somewhat from inspiring English sources

Marcie Edwards, general manager of DWP, said it would take at least 48 more hours before Sunset Boulevard would reopen, or "maybe somewhat longer". "This is going to be a complex set of repairs," she said, adding that officials don't know why the pipe ruptured.

"If someone eats a lot of meat, they might still be worse off from [a meat tax], but if you've made most low-income people at least as well off, or maybe somewhat better off, I get the feeling that's a good policy," Baker said.

(Midwife, FI) The Dutch professionals considered it normal for women to be anxious or maybe somewhat frightened of giving birth vaginally.

"The challenge is to ensure that financial institutions bear the direct financial costs that any future failures or crises will impose — and maybe somewhat more, given all the other costs that bank failure can impose on the economy," Carlo Cottarelli, the head of the I.M.F.'s fiscal affairs unit, wrote last weekend.

And alas, maybe somewhat over.

He was legitimately -- and maybe somewhat embarrassingly to him now -- the hippie, the counterculture guy, the foreign substances or whatever.

Restrooms were added, and the quality of the food offerings has been elevated to edible and maybe somewhat better.

It doesn&apos t sound fair to me". "I&apos d like to see reform, but maybe somewhat differently than what has been discussed lately," he said.

In the past, they assumed (maybe somewhat naively) that their elected leaders would choose the common good over narrow partisan interests; and, they counted on being able to advocate for what they believe by presenting credible evidence.

To think about which one of these is the key to personal identity, we need to think about cases, maybe somewhat fantastical, science-fictiony, in which they come apart.

Another to have turned out for eight teams in the same division is – maybe somewhat unsurprisingly – Steve Claridge, who played for Bournemouth, Cambridge, Birmingham, Millwall, Brentford, Gillingham, Bradford and Walsall in the equivalent of League One".