Sentence examples for somewhat raised from inspiring English sources

The Labour leader had somewhat raised the tone.

But when an international sophisticate like George Clooney adds his imprimatur, the stakes are somewhat raised.

But for the first time in a while for the Knicks, the ceiling may be somewhat raised.

Though most are benign, a rhythm disturbance after the test called ventricular ectopy is linked to a somewhat raised death rate over the next five years.

The general level was somewhat raised by the French composer Léo Delibes in his music for Coppélia (1870) and more especially for Sylvia (1876); the latter was a score that Tchaikovsky came to know and admire.

Under Lloyd Embley, who took over the editorship 18 months ago, the paper has somewhat raised its sights from the sleaze and B-list celebrities that long dominated its pages.

The stimulation of low-intensity ultrasonic had little influences on the temperature of the medium in a way, but it could somewhat raise the medium's pH and bring about foam when S. cerevisiaes were in the exponential phase.

Vice versa, the success of Armel and Ramachandran in creating these sensory phenomena could be due to introducing the table-touch and touch on a rubber hand in extrapersonal space after exposing participants to the RHI via (counterbalanced) synchronous and asynchronous touch, thereby somewhat raising the probability that touch is felt in a location away from the participant's real hand.

Now a successful musician, he was somewhat unconventionally raised in the company of Dury and his warm-hearted black lover Denise (Naomie Harris).

Excluding unicorns, which distort the data somewhat, startups raised $2.6 billion in the first half of this year, beating the $2.4 billion tally for the whole of 2017.

His opinions were unfailingly sharp and confident, but in the Times café he appeared somewhat fragile, raising forkfuls of coffee cake with a shaky hand.