Sentence examples for problems somewhat from inspiring English sources

E. Timothy Marks, co-owner of Excel Drug, a pharmacy in Waldport, Ore., said beneficiaries should be prepared for "problems somewhat similar" to those they experienced early this year.

The firm had attempted to gloss over its problems somewhat, saying it had been "prudent" in making the markdowns.

In addition, Monk has a brother whose abilities of deduction are even more amazing than his, yet much more geographically limited due to his own personal problems, somewhat in the style of Mycroft Holmes (who is more adept than Sherlock but also notoriously lazy).

Seculert, an Israeli start-up, approaches the problem somewhat differently.

IP-PBX products simplify this problem somewhat, but it is still an uphill challenge.

Furthermore, the implementation of Ion's libraries makes the problem somewhat worse for Ion users.

This proposal makes an eventual peaceful, diplomatic solution to this extremely dangerous problem somewhat more likely.

Is it a big problem, somewhat of a problem, a small problem or not a problem at all? 35.

Public attention to this exploitation have helped to alleviate the problem somewhat, though many challenges are still to be faced.

The softening of the euro, in particular, against the zloty in recent months has alleviated the problem somewhat.

But discussion of the renminbi typically ends up exaggerating the problem somewhat by relying on an imperfect measure.