Sentence examples for somewhat pay from inspiring English sources

Despite the negative coverage in the media, the Arizona gambit could somewhat pay off in November.

Hiding only one headphone is easier and you can still somewhat pay attention.

Medicaid was expanded somewhat to pay for those below the poverty line.

If you have a book dealer working on your behalf, expect them to mark up the book somewhat to pay for their work.

Of those surveyed, 44percentt said they strongly or at least somewhat oppose paying all student-athletes, while 30percentt said the strongly or somewhat favor paying them.

The so-called converse, from "poor but honest" families, could improve their station in life somewhat by paying a modest dowry to enter the convent.

Some allow you to eventually buy and fully own the system; others have a 'perpetual lease' where it is somewhat like paying for a utility.

In effect, they were suing themselves, even if the shareholder register changes somewhat, and paying Mr Weiss (and the army of lawyers who followed his lead) handsomely for the privilege.

Outer markets, such as Albany or Hartford, pay somewhat less.

Employers would also pay somewhat higher contributions for private health insurance.

CBS and Fox, assuming they keep their packages, would pay somewhat less.