Sentence examples for take somewhat of from inspiring English sources

We already knew the firm would take somewhat of a hit this quarter after it warned of the impact that the Kumamoto earthquake had on its manufacturing operations nearby.

We already knew the firm would take somewhat of a hit this quarter after it warned of the impact that the Kumamoto earthquake had on its manufacturing operations nearby.

The gaming veterans have taken somewhat of a pounding from the press over the past year.

Dalembert knew he was taking somewhat of a risk by leaving Seton Hall early.

The shared governance groups have taken somewhat of a beating in the last couple of years on campus.

They took me as a 19-year-old boy from Shrewsbury Town, took somewhat of a punt on me and I've had some fantastic times.

En Route to Canberra, Australia, the White House weighed in on the Occupy Wall Street movement, which has taken somewhat of a troublesome turn in recent days.

The rotation, which was just lights out last season, took somewhat of a step back in 2013, while the offense surged down the stretch after health issues curtailed their bats in the first half.

With the Winter Olympics and Six Nations in full swing, you would be forgiven for thinking the English Football League took somewhat of a back seat on Saturday.

The company's intentions for the service aren't known, and it seems like they're taking somewhat of a public beta approach with it.

By keeping track of the places users want to go in the future, Matchbook is taking somewhat of an alternative approach, by focusing solely on the businesses users already plan to patronize, which just sounds like smart business.