Sentence examples for somewhat next from inspiring English sources

It was also uncertain when the state's fiscal health would improve enough so that the withheld money could be restored; the state's revenue picture is expected to brighten somewhat next month, after bonuses are paid to Wall Street executives and as tax revenue starts to trickle in.

After reaching its high of 231.88 on Jan . 22 it closed the year at 190.61 "The C.R.B. index will probably recover somewhat next year," said David Rinehimer, head of futures research at Salomon Smith Barney.

Oil demand may recover somewhat next year, although at a much slower pace, as the global economy turns the corner in the second half of 2009, according to the energy agency.

The pace slowed somewhat the next decade but remained a swift 7 percent annually.

I stood – somewhat frozen – next to her as she said some nice things about my book.

"There's a graveyard somewhat lugubriously next to us that I like to go through," pushed in his wheelchair by a caregiver with Peggy alongside.

Lehrer's self-help prescriptions – embrace risk, fail big, innovate innovation – appear somewhat thin next to his richly nuanced accounts of creative people at work.

All of which is appropriate and admirable and definitely a good way to proceed, even if it also seems somewhat fragile next to the well-funded juggernauts of sport and shopping nearby.

On behalf of the DWP, Atos is contracted to carry out the medical assessments now worth £100m a year, which somewhat pales next to £2.4bn their assessments have been budgeted to save.

Gupta also cooks up a handsome, hanging conglomeration of discarded and amply weathered Indian pots and pans, which are somewhat foreboding next to the large ancient ceramic jugs adorned with protruding, white plaster wraps that take on an alien futurist personality.

Mr. Shapiro said he expected the credit to bolster sales somewhat over the next several months.