Sentence examples for somewhat they have from inspiring English sources

After a period of a few weeks when Hillary Clinton and her husband had receded from the political scene somewhat, they have been back in the news during the last few days.

But, somewhat disconcertingly, they have become tourist attractions.

Somewhat remarkably, they have suffered seven walk-off defeats without using Papelbon in any of them.

Somewhat grudgingly, they have all been responding to international pressure that goes back to the early 1990s, when the G7 group of big, rich countries started to debate the risks of financial globalisation.

They reached the final at Flushing Meadows last year  and at Wimbledon in July , but somewhat surprisingly they have never played a competitive singles match.

The situation regarding community oriented health centres in former Yugoslavia is somewhat different: they have often been replaced by solo practices (e.g. Croatia), but in some countries (e.g. Slovenia), they still form a backbone of primary care.

They're somewhat trendy or they have some sort of gimmick, or they're somewhat expensive.

They also think, somewhat cynically, that they have the nous to hoodwink their audience.

Gateway and Apple are still somewhat viable because they have distinct markets.

Its leaders admit, somewhat belatedly, that they have been far from models of clarity or transparency about their finances.

These three major innovations may seem somewhat unrelated, but they have all come together to create the mobile online experience that our modern technological world revolves around.