Sentence examples for somewhat in the next from inspiring English sources

Storm conditions in the Barents Sea were forecast to abate somewhat in the next two days.

According to estimates by economist Henry Jacoby and his colleagues at MIT, the increased use of shale gas might lower carbon emissions somewhat in the next five to 10 years, but at best it will keep them flat through 2050.

Flavor of the moment: annuities that can grow (somewhat) in the next bull market yet have the protection of a minimum payout.

But remember the criterion: not what strikes you as funny right now but what would be at least "somewhat funny" in the next millennium.

While our faculty recruiting will necessarily be somewhat limited in the next few years, we will not stand still; instead we must use the resources we have strategically and with a focus on excellence.

In the CBS News/Times poll, seventy-nine per cent of Americans said they believe another terrorist attack is very likely or somewhat likely in the next few months, the highest figure since 9/11.

Growth in Chinese coal consumption should slow somewhat in the next four years.

A study in 2005 by another demographer, Jeffrey S. Passel of the Pew Hispanic Center in Washington, found that the rate of growth of immigration peaked in 2000 and declined somewhat in the next five years.

9 out of 10 enterprise leaders believe analytics is essential or very important to their overall business strategies and operational outcomes.Also, 84% of high performers are projecting that the importance of analytics will increase substantially or somewhat in the next two years.

When the election comes and for all the chatter about an early vote, the Tories are unlikely to need the manifesto they are somewhat despondently preparing in the next few months Mr Cameron may be a decisive asset.

However, subsequent polls have seen Liberal Party support tail off somewhat, and the next federal election in Canada is not until October 2015.