Sentence examples for somewhat managed from inspiring English sources

Daniel (2006) highlighted that forest users tend to prefer somewhat managed forests to entirely natural forests.

In other words, even with thinning of the somewhat managed forest, the relaxation effect (including the psychological restorative effect) will not necessarily increase.

Not only does it seem to rationalize the considerable social pressures that kept wives from becoming writers in the first place, but it inadvertently diminishes the achievement of those women who -- against the odds and before feminism redistributed their domestic burdens somewhat -- managed to be both.

Unholy row The perils of political Europe ReprintsSecond, the government, somewhat belatedly, managed to wrap its proposed reforms in the sort of appeal to "social solidarity" that plays well in France.

In one badly needed success that calmed markets somewhat, Italy managed to sell €5bn-worth ($6.8bn) of one-year bonds on Thursday, but had to pay a whopping 6.087% interest, the highest in 14 years.

In one badly needed success that calmed markets somewhat, Italy managed to sell €5bn (£4.2bn) of one-year bonds on Thursday, but had to pay a whopping 6.087% interest – the highest in 14 years.

Raul Meireles saw his initial strike blocked, but the Blues retained possession and Mata's dinked cross to the far post was acrobatically volleyed against the bar by Torres, and Lampard somewhat fortuitously managed to knock the ball over the line.

Mr. Moll, whose films include "With a Friend Like Harry...," somewhat heroically manages to keep the story's manifold twists from becoming knotted, but he's less adept at setting up the characters and their relationships and especially the depth and significance of their faith.