Sentence examples for somewhat once from inspiring English sources

Things did tighten up somewhat once he moved into City Hall — everything but the mayor's need for making news, for approval and for attention.

At Vertex, that figure is now 80%, although Dr Murcko expects that the figure may drop somewhat once the low-hanging fruit have been picked.Vertex offers a big lesson in how to exploit the raw data created by genomics.

He returned from the sidelines to finish a smart Kevin Brown break between the posts, and in the end the Bulls were holding on somewhat once Danny Kirmond crossed from close range to set up a tense finale.

"The artistic urge is that one has to do it however much of a struggle it is, but I did seem to lose that urge somewhat once I had children," she says, wistfully.

Kirk, in his teens, let his attention drift somewhat: "Once I discovered rock 'n' roll, guitars, girls and recreational drugs, I devoted myself pretty wholeheartedly to those pursuits".

Among men, the negative association between misclassification and both income and education strengthens somewhat once controlling for height.

Hashem's own misery somewhat lifts once the Migrationsverket staff grasp the nature of his condition and move him to a private room.

They went there somewhat reluctantly once, on a coach trip after they retired, but I don't recall them liking it enough to ever do it again.

Unless you are either suffering (this doesn't include "surviving" some self-inflicted psychodrama, BTW) or doing something heroic, you really should find yourself at least somewhat ridiculous once past the first flush of youth.

Or ask the owners of medical-marijuana dispensaries in Los Angeles, whose businesses were first legal, then banned and now, thanks to a pressure campaign, seem to be somewhat legal once again.

The game is pitched fairly young: 13-year-olds and over, who are likely to have played more conventional games, will probably find it somewhat basic once the initially euphoria of entering the Potterverse has worn off.