Sentence examples for somewhat accountable from inspiring English sources

I suspect I will always hold myself somewhat accountable.

"If you're taking money from people to provide this service, you've got to be somewhat accountable to them," Mr. Manley said.

You can bet that he would — as he has in Moscow — make them cough up taxes and become at least somewhat accountable for the way they run their business.

You can bet that he would make them cough up taxes — as he has in Moscow — and become at least somewhat accountable for the way they run their business.

"Hopefully," McRitchie said, "it'll make directors feel somewhat accountable to the ones who elect them".

Officials making policy decisions in the US were at least somewhat accountable to an electorate.

"Rather than look at this behemoth we have created, we are looking to make it somewhat less accountable," said Senator Jim DeMint, Republican of South Carolina.

ON the assumption that it makes reviewers somewhat more accountable, many sites require users to register and log in to post a comment, and in some cases to view the evaluations.

The advantages for the news sites were, in theory: a) Facebook's semi-enforced "real names" requirement would encourage more polite behavior and make commenters somewhat more accountable; and b) letting Facebook handle the comments would save money.

In a December 2014 poll, over twice as many whites as blacks said that they were very or somewhat confident that police are held accountable.

Ambrose Dudley received the post of Master of the Ordnance, though he pressed his influential brother to delay the appointment somewhat, so that he could not be held accountable for his predecessor's embezzlement of funds.