Sentence examples for somewhat part from inspiring English sources

My Dad was a writer, and we were somewhat part of that process.

Unfortunately, naive claims of the kind that decoherence gives a complete answer to the measurement problem are still somewhat part of the 'folklore' of decoherence, and deservedly attract the wrath of physicists (e.g. Pearle 1997) and philosophers (e.g. Bub 1997, Chap. 8) alike.

So we want to emphasize that while we cannot definitively say financial systems are safer than four years ago, we want to emphasize the "somewhat" part of the answer.

As a result, they find the EMTR to be essentially constant after 2010, whereas my reward measure falls somewhat, in part because of the contribution of foregone unemployment benefits.29.29

The raids were, he suggested, somewhat implausibly, part of FIFA's reform process.

The former was actually a very cunning man who played a somewhat controversial part in the history of Britain.

Quite the opposite: We have domesticated mental illness, we have made it into an integral and somewhat banal part of our culture.

Various pinnipeds form sedentary colonies during the breeding season, sea otters congregate during a somewhat larger part of the year, and meerkats are permanently colonial.

The other, somewhat smaller part, it takes but gives us straight back in the form of a pension, unemployment benefit, housing support and so on.

The details of Mr. Grubman's effort have put what has long been regarded as a normal if somewhat distasteful part of life in New York under the microscope.

As the battle continues in court, the lawsuit has cast light on interior landmarking, a somewhat obscure part of New York City's landmarks law that stands out among major cities because it seems tougher.