Sentence examples for somewhat it has from inspiring English sources

Though the weak Canadian dollar has eroded consumers' purchasing power somewhat, it has also had a positive effect on the economy, making its all-important exports more competitive overseas.

While it has allowed prices for gasoline to rise somewhat, it has stood firm on the price of diesel fuel, which is used predominantly by company trucks and by farmers, who are crucial to Mr. Thaksin's political support.

While it has slowed development somewhat, it has allowed for cleaning up interdependencies between modules of functionality, and importantly, has improved the scalability of the development model.

He observes somewhat disconnectedly that "it has this consciously phallic, Freudian sense — as a male sculptor that's kind of bouncing around — the craziness of that".

One week later, the searing trauma for the Camby family has subsided somewhat, though it has hardly been erased.

Somewhat acid, it has mild antiseptic properties and has been used in the treatment of burns and lacerations.

That's the vacuum into which powerful multinational companies are now entering – somewhat nervously, it has to be said.

Somewhat disappointingly IT has evolved as a contributor to this "centralised" control, and has failed to support people at the frontline delivering services.

The spirit of more recent times has been somewhat different: it hasn't been Wall Street sharpies who have raked in the dough, it's now said, it's been everyone.

Somewhat related, it has been shown that finger representations get internalized especially in the first years of schooling.

So it was heartening to see the blond kid knock out one of the old heads in the early days of this year's event, although it is somewhat surprising it has taken White this long.