Sentence examples for somewhat worth from inspiring English sources

What makes this phone somewhat worth purchasing is that it can switch between WLAN and GSM networks seamlessly.

The dual LED flash is only somewhat worth while, generally washing out pictures more than it actually improves them.

This exhibition is somewhat unusual and worth seeing.

It's freaky, somewhat confusing, but worth $3.35.

Industry executives and analysts say the licenses are probably worth somewhat more than the $4.74 billion that NextWave agreed to pay in a 1996 auction.

That said, New Orleans does have a somewhat radical option worth considering: an appeal to Paul's sense of self-determination by letting him wield the power of the blank slate.

Financial terms of the all-stock deal were not disclosed, but it was thought to be worth somewhat less than the estimates of $250 million to $350 million made yesterday on the Web sites of the trade publications Advertising Age and Adweek.

At a time when Supporters Direct has slipped beneath the radar somewhat, it is worth reiterating the job it has done over the past 16 years in not only helping to save clubs from extinction but in lobbying for the kinds of rules now in place at the Premier League and the Football League that are helping to mitigate against clubs facing the ultimate threat.

Now, I understand that a typical AOL user is worth somewhat more than an Amazon customer, given the steadier operating income that comes from providing Internet connection services.

If the sale does not go through, there is a slight chance that Ping An's stake in an intact Fortis might one day end up being worth somewhat more than its nominal current value.

Early in August, NorthPoint's shares were still worth a somewhat respectable $15.