Sentence examples similar to somewhat more separated from inspiring English sources
But behind the theatrics, measuring the real ability of the trade unions to influence events is somewhat more difficult.Two separate protests underlie the recent wave of eye-catching dramas.
Bowker's is somewhat more detailed, but he often has difficulty separating his speculation from fact.
And it wanted to replace it with a show that, while somewhat more profitable, has its own aging demographic (only four years separate an average Letterman fan from a Koppel fan) with the same median income ($44,000).
Those teachers could opt for a separate salary scale that pays somewhat more generously but does not offer the potential for performance bonuses.
NO2 and NOx were highly correlated, making it hard to separate their effect, but in the spatiotemporal exposure models NO2 appeared somewhat more strongly associated with coarctation of the aorta than NOx.
Hindman reaches a somewhat more cautious conclusion: "[It is important] to consider who speaks, and who gets heard, as two separate questions.
Weiner was somewhat more forthright.
A somewhat more subtle mistake.
Somewhat more recently, Maj.
On this, I am somewhat more skeptical.
