Sentence examples for would somewhat from inspiring English sources

Ordinarily, this would somewhat dampen commercial farmers' incentive to grow food.

A guilty verdict and sentence of death there would somewhat upstage any possible proceedings at The Hague.

Today Jarvis said he had evidence that would somewhat clear Jessie, or at least explain his actions.

Detroit's "grand bargain" would somewhat reduce pension and health-care benefits for the city's employees and impose a severe haircut on some bond insurers.

Women could compensate for this by injecting testosterone, but if they took enough to be truly competitive, they would become men, which would somewhat defeat the purpose.

And I would just, as just a small comment on the intro, I would somewhat contest the idea that most conflicts nowadays are intrastate.

"There were a lot of sceptics and there were a lot of people who thought we'd somewhat lost the plot in 2012.

However, they predicted growth would be somewhat faster in coming years, and unemployment would decline somewhat more quickly, presumably reflecting the steps announced Thursday.

An absolutist would -- somewhat perversely -- even feel uneasy about these kinds of lies.

CK: I would say somewhat.

Büsingen would remain, somewhat reluctantly, German.