Examples of using Be somewhat in English and their translations into Russian
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10 might be somewhat misleading.
with ashlar masonry can it be somewhat higher.'.
This rule may be somewhat categorical, but true in its essence,
While that term might be somewhat ambiguous, it already figured in article 11,
wealthy families would have to be somewhat own crews,
Export opportunities in these markets might be somewhat easier to exploit than those in developed countries because of sometimes lower requirements of consumers as regards product standards.
The Chairpersons had also found that at times the headlines used in press releases could be somewhat sensational.
We all know that managing our finances can be somewhat of a challenge these days.
and may be somewhat better.
though they may be somewhat expressed by them;
it can be assumed that the number of abortions could be somewhat high, judging from the limited use of contraceptives on the one hand and the low birth-rate on the other hand.
this judgement should be somewhat softened, since there are many examples of the United Nations
therefore the plan must be somewhat flexible in its requirements and not depend entirely
the impact of this particular standard could be somewhat significant among first-time adopters that have regularly made use of share-based payments.
the Committee is of the view that the 5 per cent vacancy factor applied for local staff may also be somewhat optimistic.
Mr. SCHEININ said that the excessively peremptory tone of the paragraph should be somewhat mitigated by saying,
the effects of environmental policies on the competitiveness of developing countries may be somewhat different from that of the OECD countries.
must be somewhat diminished by the 4th of George III. c. 15. which puts hides
may be somewhat reduced.
the programme budget would necessarily be somewhat theoretical.