Sentence examples for somehow either from inspiring English sources
Drug-taking is endemic in British society and there's not a shred of evidence anywhere to suggest closing nightclubs will somehow either lower drug harm or eliminate consumption.
Somehow, either of these is not as bad as imagining that he really believes that his exploitation of the murder of women isn't part of the problem, but instead is part of the solution.
This suggests that Exuperantia activity somehow either enables bicoid mRNA to move along an unidentified population of MTs (Cha et al., 2001; MacDougall et al., 2003) that are not included in the computed cytoskeleton, or that it allows localisation of the mRNA by an unknown MT-independent mechanism.
This is a strikingly young age for the development of a 'sporadic' MSI cancer through biallelic methylation of MLH1 (Ward et al, 2001), and raises the possibility that MYH mutation has somehow either facilitated methylation, or acted synergistically with MLH1 loss to more rapidly drive tumour progression.
The profiteroles don't seem very Mailer, somehow, either.
But somehow — either because I got the date wrong, or because things changed — we found ourselves in the same large room but at a very different party.
I doubt, somehow, that either Wilson – chiefly known for managing Joy Division and the Happy Mondays, and setting up Factory Records – or McLaren, rather more famous for his role as the Sex Pistols' svengali, can have subjected The Society of the Spectacle to a sustained critical reading.
"The government needs to get the biometric unlocking information somehow," by either the finger pattern shape or the head shape, he said.
Here Snowden likely means that there are ways that the government can ultimately read your emails and messages even if they're not able to intercept them along the way, by accessing them somehow at either end of the delivery process.
This suggests that the recovery from cellular LeTx toxicity somehow depends either on the activation of PI3K/Akt pathway or on protection from cell cycle arrest by the GSK3-inhibitor [11].
It is possible that in response to infestation, plants in which the JA synthesis rate is somehow disturbed (either from a lack of JA in aos or an overproduction of JA-related compounds in fou2) try to compensate for unbalanced JA signalling by induction of cellular transport.
