Sentence examples for somewhat as many from inspiring English sources

The number may understate activity somewhat, as many factories have turned to temporary workers.

The country's two main labor unions represent about 2.5 million workers and have historically been very powerful, though their influence has waned somewhat as many Greeks have been worn down by three years of job losses and wage and pension cuts.

This division is somewhat artificial as many chapters are equally relevant for several or even all of these areas.

More than 41,000 tickets were sold for the game, but attendance was somewhat less, as many seats were empty.

Nevertheless, the precise definition of what constitutes a "Nup" remains somewhat arbitrary, as many proteins that associate with the NPC do so transiently, with varying dwell times, and some NPC-associated proteins also extend their functions and localizations beyond the NPC (Arib and Akhtar 2011).

Newness is a somewhat ambiguous category, as many of the parties which surged to prominence in the 2014 elections had existed for a long time as relatively minor political forces.

The result was somewhat anti-climactic, as many pro-Beijing legislators left the room as the vote happened.

He realizes that he has to moderate himself somewhat to bring as many people as possible into his fold, and I don't believe he's being sincere in that concern".

Enjoying the longer break afforded to the first semi-finalists, Northamptonshire's pace-off sextet of bowlers and superb catching held all but Durham's in-form opener, Keaton Jennings in check and could count themselves somewhat unfortunate to be chasing as many as 154.

The model is based on a somewhat simplified neural network with as many input nodes as there are vocabulary items, a hidden linear projection layer with as many nodes as is the desired dimensionality of the vector space, and finally a hierarchical soft-max output layer.

Where some orchestras seem to play as one, this was definitely a case of many playing as many, reflected in somewhat ragged entrances.