Sentence examples for that somewhat to from inspiring English sources

Paul earns what many people would consider a very good salary: just over £50,000, enough to mean the family no longer receives full child benefit – a loss that, somewhat to their surprise, they really noticed.

He coined the technique Hybridocytochemistry by analogy with Immunocytochemistry, but international scientific competitors called it FISH, an acronym that somewhat to Piet's dismay was soon universally accepted.

"And that, somewhat to my surprise, has been the response from almost all our patients".

City Councilwoman Jessica Lappin, whose district includes 86th Street, said that calls to her office about congestion pricing were about evenly split for and against the plan — and that, somewhat to her surprise, public response had been muted.

He attributed that somewhat to seasonality in the first quarter, as things slow down after the holidays.

"It's a tool that somewhat tries to alleviate this money that's pouring into politics," he said.

At the initial phase, IR injury involves a sterile inflammatory response that somewhat contributes to the tubular cell damage.

I find that Moller and Cuervo's data set contains numerous errors that act somewhat to strengthen their key regression.

Ramón Vargas, as Rodolfo, produced a warm, buttery sound that he brightened somewhat to match the emotional temperature of the scene.

Nonetheless, it is likely that they contribute somewhat to enzyme accessibility in the earlier stages of milling.

On Friday, that online censorship eased somewhat to allow discussion of the case.