Sentence examples for provided somewhat from inspiring English sources

So the likely voter models have provided somewhat more accuracy.

A few days before that particular date, she did receive a message and it provided somewhat of a shock.

After the interrogations, Mr. Lindh was provided somewhat more food, and the guards were no longer posted in his room 24 hours a day.

And its enormous steering wheel guided the wheels straight and true, although its vacuum-assisted drum brakes provided somewhat uncertain stopping power.

Government stimulus measures aimed at spurring purchases of low-emission vehicles in Japan and elsewhere provided somewhat of a boost, leading the company to revise upward both its sales and earnings forecasts for the full year.

The letter it accepted, however, provided somewhat less: an expression of "sincere regret" for the incident and "very sorry" for the loss of the Chinese pilot and intrusion into Chinese airspace during the emergency landing.

The state provides somewhat more generous subsidies than the Congressional bills, although not as far up the income scale.

Part of that decline was because of the company's providing somewhat disappointing guidance on earnings for next year.

Still, some believe that online advertising in Britain provides somewhat of a roadmap for where online ads in the United States and elsewhere may be heading.

While the international board's proposal provides somewhat more leeway in valuing options than the current American rule does, and differs in some details, it is likely to produce similar values.

It's not like he has in mind any plan or policy actually to do anything very different from his rival on this score, other perhaps than provide somewhat more generous federal benefits after the plant is closed down.