Sentence examples for somewhat using from inspiring English sources

Sound designers have also been able to ease the workload somewhat, using programs that combine dozens of fader levels into a handful, allowing operators to mix sound more easily.

Although the size of effect varied somewhat using estimates of exposure from different periods, we found an increased risk of approximately 25% for every increase of 5 ppb in exposure.

So we try to stick to tastes people are somewhat used to".

It is impossible not to be moved by imagery such as this, and also impossible not to feel somewhat used by it.

The slender posterior body portion, though not truly prehensile (that is, capable of coiling and grasping), can be somewhat used in that manner.

He has waited a long time to get here, and although he said he became somewhat used to playing in the N.H.L., he still enjoyed thinking about how he matched up with the other goalie.

Years earlier, as a foreign correspondent, I had been in a number of faraway cities and villages while they were under attack, and I had grown somewhat used to the feeling.

That being said, trainers will school their horses in the starting gate and in the paddock this week to at least make sure the horses are somewhat used to those facilities at Churchill Downs.

Also an economy that's been dealing with fairly high nominal interest rates for some time, and so somewhat used to, if you will, a more volatile interest rate environment.

The men without faces were somewhat used to it.

Honestly, it all felt very familiar -- because I was somewhat used to this occurrence.