Sentence examples for risen somewhat from inspiring English sources
It also noted that "mortgage rates have risen somewhat," a new check on the economy that is at least partly of the Fed's own creation.
Suicide among veterans has also risen somewhat since 2001, to an estimated 22 a day, according to the Department of Veterans Affairs.
Spending on personal care and services has risen somewhat, but it's a few percentage points of income, so we're not pouring all our former savings dollars into massages.
Though public interest has risen somewhat in recent months amid national debate over strategy, the firing of Gen. Stanley A. McChrystal and higher casualty counts, Afghanistan remains well down the list of voter concerns, polls show.
The United States has risen somewhat from its lowest rank — No. 61 in 2010 — and now ranks 49th, dragged down largely by the low score it gets for its approach to climate change.
Lacking energy Adland's bitter feud China's gas guzzler ReprintsSpot power prices on the EEX have risen, somewhat inexplicably, from around €25 ($27) per mega-watt hour in January 2003 to over €40.
His wife rises somewhat later.
Poor families would see their taxes rise somewhat, too.
This morning, stocks rose somewhat here, gaining 1.2percentt.
The progress their students made on test also rose somewhat, he said.
Thus, Mr. Obama's chances of winning Ohio rose somewhat based on the survey.
