Sentence examples for somehow help from inspiring English sources

But it will somehow help.

Why had I imagined windows would somehow help?

Opponents, however, scoff at the notion that legalizing marijuana could somehow help with the state's woes.

"The refugees appreciated the idea that they could somehow help ease the discomfort for new arrivals," she said.

If I thought a friend could somehow help, I started the call with, "I need a favor".

The billionaire also claimed his deal-making ability would somehow help Israel and the Palestinians reach a peace accord.

(Stranger still is the suggestion, late in the play, that Joanne would like Martin to somehow help her gain a foothold in the world she left behind).

"If yoga is giving me a sense of peace," he said, "then I am able to somehow help people come to their own inner peace".

Sir Howard still says, as Mr Idei did, that Sony's position as a producer of entertainment content will somehow help it to sell gadgets more profitably.

The city is the center of culture, creativity, advertising and finance: the question is whether New York tech can somehow help tie it all together.

Did Turkey somehow help IS's rapid advance against Kurds in Syria, either by releasing IS prisoners or allowing fighters to cross its border?