Sentence examples for somewhat even with from inspiring English sources

A Fed survey of senior loan officers at American banks in April indicated that most banks had kept lending standards the same, or tightened them somewhat, even with a steady or rising demand for mortgages.

Having risen out of the ashes of Honda as Brawn GP and winning the title with Jenson Button at the wheel, they now appear to struggling somewhat even with the might of Mercedes behind them.

Whilst the absolute energy of each level still varies somewhat, even with over 100 layers incorporated, we find that the Γ1 Γ2 values are well converged with 80 layers of cladding for all methods (see Figure5).

Norden gets at the most compelling element to the Empire State's campaign finance reform push: if New York can level the playing field somewhat even with Wall Street banks breathing down lawmakers' collective neck, why can't the nation as a whole?

People who wind up writing books about ways to cope with loss have usually figured a way to be graceful or positive, emerging from the depths of despair somewhat even, perhaps, arriving somewhere with a new perspective.

Three wins, two draws and three defeats is a pretty decent return from their early-season run, although last week's 2-1 loss at Portland soured that somewhat, even if they were unfortunate with a succession of no-calls.

We also note that the 95% bootstrap confidence intervals are slightly biased, with coverage probability somewhat <95% even with large N (Supplementary Fig. S6).

Somewhat surprisingly, even with such distinct transition rates, the equilibrium unemployment based on the quarterly survey is basically indistinguishable from its monthly-based counterpart.

It may be that the application rate used in South Africa might be somewhat low, even with a 14 day dipping interval.

In those conditions, detecting selection signatures in a genome is somewhat easier even with a relatively small marker density [ 37], but on the other hand, the existence of large haplotype blocks makes it more difficult to pinpoint the exact gene(s) under selection.

28: a somewhat surreal evening (with an indifferent meal at a highly praised restaurant).