Sentence examples for somehow extended from inspiring English sources

Would we be human intelligences somehow extended by nonbiological means?

Unfortunately for Tom, as we begin the story, we learn that his colleague and friend Nick Gazidis has "somehow extended his brief as Head of Finance and crashed inside ME".

The method would then require a huge computation, while it is theoretically feasible if the scalar product we have defined for a certain epoch is somehow extended to involve the total time span.

CHICAGO — Two years ago, the tiny Seattle biotechnology company Dendreon attempted to get its prostate cancer treatment, Provenge, approved based on unexpected results from two clinical trials that hinted Provenge somehow extended survival without shrinking tumors.

• In a World Cup of superior athletes somehow extending their arms to great lengths and making contact with the ball, Müller was hardly a major offender.

They concentrate on their one concern: somehow extending Greece's repayments so German, French and British banks could have even larger loans underpinned.

He has to unite the feuding factions of the state's Republican Party, rally the faithful and somehow extend his appeal to millions of unaligned and uninspired voters.

Then two minutes from time Sculthorpe showed strength to surge to the line with exhausted defenders hanging off him, somehow extending an arm to ground the ball for the try that finally killed Hull off.

Riera unleashes a dipping half-volley from 30 yards out; it swerves and looks for all the world like it's heading for the top right corner, but Palop somehow extends his fingers and tips over.

Cast entirely in terms of celebrity culture and its discontents, every act of Salinger's is weighed as though its primary purpose was to push or somehow extend his "reputation" — careerism is simply assumed as the only motive a writer might have.

This somehow extends the bounded rationality assumption made in (A4).