Sentence examples for that will somewhat from inspiring English sources
In the report explaining the downgrade, Rosemarie Kalinowski, an S.& P. analyst, said that "the ratings reflect Standard & Poor's expectation that the company will significantly deleverage its balance sheet near term, resulting in a stronger financial profile that will somewhat offset its riskier business profile".
You literally have to put in cool things that will be somewhat orthogonal so they'll say, "Oh, look at this new thing".
Mr. Rumsfeld refused to be drawn into a discussion of specific plans to strike again at Iraqi targets, but he did say, "One tends to want to do things that will have somewhat more lasting effects".
If you want to serve something that will be somewhat reminiscent of a turkey, make the stuffed acorn squashes in this week's selection, and once they're out of the oven, stick some feathers in the "rump," as I did for the first vegetarian Thanksgiving I ever cooked: I stuffed and baked a huge crookneck squash, then decorated it with turkey feathers.
That implies substantial upside revenue potential for a company that will report somewhat less than $40 million in revenue for calendar 2009.
One experiment Digg is working on, says one source close to the company, is a self service advertising product that will be somewhat similar to Google Adwords, but with a twist.
Obama and pro-trade lawmakers still have the weekend to regroup and find a new way to win over House Democrats ahead of a scheduled do-over on Tuesday, a task that will prove somewhat difficult.
Kittens and cats less than a year old will have very soft, downy fur that will coarsen somewhat with age.
If strong winds are expected, scout for a site that will be somewhat sheltered from the expected winds.
The crucial question is whether it is possible to formulate practical guidelines that will make things somewhat easier for ambulance personnel.
His job includes taking charge of recruiting, a task that will be made somewhat easier by Lieutenant McNair's presence.
