Sentence examples for we have somewhat from inspiring English sources

The real problem is that we have – somewhat incomprehensibly – lost our sense of national self-belief.

"We have somewhat of a social mission, and most other companies do not," Mr. Page said.

"We have somewhat prevented the situation from turning worse," Edano told reporters Sunday evening.

We have somewhat adopted the philosophy, in my mind, that informing citizens of the risk of their choices as to where they build their homes is what our job is — rather than regulating them out of their homes or away from their lands".

Right now, we have somewhat excess supply.

""The reason we have somewhat shifted focus away from healthcare IT is because there is so much investment going into that space.

We are great believers, and my wife and I are in this together, because we believe that early-childhood education is so important and we've somewhat under-invested in preschool education.

In recent years as a society we've somewhat been moving away from cash and as much as people's faith might have been shaken by the credit crisis, everybody relies on credit.

"We had somewhat similar sensibilities," he said about Schindler, "in developing levels and floating pieces and that kind of feeling.

15 Reasons for this discrepancy may be that our participants took part in an exercise study and therefore were more fit than the general nursing home population, and that we had somewhat stricter inclusion criteria regarding physical function.

Curly Haugland, the state Republican chairman, told a reporter with some degree of incredulity, "We could have somewhat of an impact, much more than we maybe thought earlier".