Sentence examples for somehow establish from inspiring English sources
("Suppose we could somehow establish that a certain future AI will have an IQ of 6,455: then what?") But Bostrom is aware of the limits to his type of futurology.
If the powers that be can somehow establish a new narrative that makes non-traditional paths into law seem sexy, then some of that "considerable dissatisfaction" caused by an over-supply of conventional law graduates could begin to dissipate.
After all, even if we could somehow establish definitively that moral progress exists because the universe was jump-started by a God of Love, this just pushes the problem up one level.
Arthur, who will somehow establish freedom for England by being declared its king, is a worrier as well as a warrior, and Mr. Owen brings a certain wariness to the role, as if he were, like his character, reluctant to commit the full force of his charisma to a cause he doesn't quite understand.
So, non-sectarian prayers somehow establish an official religion, but sectarian prayers don't?
We are fooling ourselves if we think that a temporary troop surge is going to somehow establish a permanent friendship between the Sunnis, Shias, and Kurds.
Rights were somehow established by "the cradle" of national history.
Helen, by contrast, somehow establishes her womanhood by marrying her inventor and then sacrificing her own mechanical life upon her husband's death.
Just when you think you can't stand another minute of it, you realize that all five characters have somehow established identities and even become endearing.
A suitable nucleating configuration is somehow established, and, once nuclei reach a critical size, further mineralization proceeds spontaneously in the presence of usual body fluid calcium and phosphorus concentrations.
Gibson wisely avoids addressing the import of 9/11 head on, but he somehow establishes a powerful correlative for it in Cayce's strange quest — through the Tokyo red-light district and the Moscow underworld — to find the anonymous filmmaker.
