Sentence examples for somewhat in the future from inspiring English sources

The opening of the Pacific railroad in 1869 demonstrated that the market for the profitable operation of such a line still lay somewhat in the future: one eastbound and one westbound train a week were adequate to meet the demands of traffic.

It's still somewhat in the future, but it's what the big academic labs are working on.

It implies that inflation will be somewhat faster in the future.

Still, it said, the "pace of recovery is likely to become somewhat slower in the future than at present".

Every moment felt like we were fighting for a chance at a somewhat normal life in the future.

The difference between Bin Laden and ISIS is that Bin Laden saw the caliphate as something that was somewhat out there, in the future".

A poll last year found that "83percentt of Americans, including 61percentt of Republicans and 86percentt of independents, say that if nothing is done to reduce emissions, global warming will be a very or somewhat serious problem in the future".

Africa's singularly high ratio of bioenergy potential compared to current demand may of course change somewhat in the course of future development, and this will be important to consider.

This could bring "somewhat burdensome" welfare costs in the future, it stated.

McNally said, somewhat unhappily, that the future in prisons and probation was more market testing, more outsourcing and more payment by results.

Funding risks are somewhat mitigated in the near future, thanks to liquidity provided by central banks.