Sentence examples for somewhat the effect from inspiring English sources

"It will counteract somewhat the effect of the rising euro".

The proposal under discussion in the Senate Finance Committee would seek to reduce somewhat the effect of the alternative minimum tax.

And that is somewhat the effect of the dancing, which pours out onto a stage framed by the musicians, Zuill Bailey on cello and Robert Koenig on piano, with quietly shifting blocks of rectangular dark and light providing smaller frames for the solos, duet, trio and full-company section that make up the piece.

Radial mixing rates in commercial size regenerators counteract somewhat the effect of bypassing.

Therefore, although anesthesia has its shortage in the study of acupuncture as it may influence somewhat the effect of acupuncture, anesthesia is also of advantage in this kind of study due to that it can exclude the psychological disturbance.

Driving back Ms. Arbus said the program seemed to reverse somewhat the effects of the trauma the men had experienced, reawakening emotions that had been dulled and suppressed.

This finding may explain why ileal morphometry undertaken in this study showed that VE ameliorated somewhat the effects of EPEC on intestinal mucosal architecture.

It may be reasonably alleged, therefore, that our results may somewhat underestimate the effect of adjuvant systemic treatments.

She is successful to a degree, but the tiles themselves somewhat undermine the effect.

But for all that the schedule somewhat negates the effect of home field advantage, in Portland's case home is the advantage - the volume throughout their clash with Seattle was deafening and their opponents looked bewildered until half-time.

This somewhat spoils the effect of the song in the third act, where it should come upon Eva, and the mastersingers who are judging the contest, as a revelation.