Sentence examples for somewhat explains from inspiring English sources

Ms. Rich, who is 19 and one of the island's 350 year-round residents, said that she and her friends "take it trailing through the woods" -- which somewhat explains why the driver's side door is broken and must be held shut with a rope.

This somewhat explains the multiple emails we've gotten from interested parties saying that Nambu is simply not responding to their inquiries about the sale.

Felipe Massa goes third with Fernando Alonso having a bit of a wobble through Parabolica, which somewhat explains why he's eight tenths of a second off the pace in fourth.

In the middle of the song, it somewhat explains that there must've been some kind of trouble or fight with some of the townspeople where they lived -- like in a small village -- and that he's been excommunicated for that reason.

This somewhat explains inconsistencies in the current literature on the role of large and small vessel vascular disease in the etiology of cognitive decline.

The dimerization step, G′→K′, is thus more exothermic for the phenyl- than for the TMS-substituted case, which somewhat explains the preferred bisphosphole formation for phenyl-substituted compounds.

France has run a current-account deficit since 2004, which can be only somewhat explained by strong demand for imported consumer goods.

These results further show differences in profile shapes (and the particle flow kinetics they reflect) are explained poorly by diet and site but somewhat explained by unidentified animal factors.

Mr. Shaw, the artistic director of the theater company Inside Intelligence, has recently adapted novels, autobiographies, poems and a series of letters exchanged between Isadora Duncan and the scenic designer Edward Gordon Craig, which may somewhat explain his attraction to the piece.

A facet somewhat explained by the comic's tragic backstory, in which he accidentally shoots his own brother while defending him from their abusive father; it'll be interesting to see if the little girl seen in the first look serves a similar purpose here.

Our results are somewhat explained with the Yukutake (2005) hypothesis.