Sentence examples for somehow improved from inspiring English sources

Why would I? The weird thing is that Maestro has somehow improved my DJing.

Would the bunker and its equivalents be somehow improved by public (or semi-public) ownership, as Foster seems to suggest?

The mechanical properties of the nanocomposites for different nanotube loadings were also shown to depend on the processing conditions, and somehow improved when the material was processed at higher rates.

Beal somehow improved after his ankle scare in hitting four of his five three-pointers, and his 26 points led the Wizards' starters, who all scored in double figures.

"If you're conditioned to feel your relationships are somehow improved by the number of likes you get, you're setting yourself up for difficult times ahead," my brother-in-law told me.

Despite several renovations, the experience of going to Thekla is somehow improved by the nagging concern that she might spring a leak at any moment, plunging the band and crowd into a photogenic rock'n'roll catastrophe.

Can it somehow improve or enrich their lives?

"The idea of installing CCTV in your kitchen so that you can somehow improve quality control is absurd.

Our approach includes as a special case the kinetic Fokker Planck equation and allows, in that case, to recover and somehow improve hypocoercive estimates first obtained by Villani.

Here's to the unsung engineers who came up with this stuff — and to the hope that Windows 8's split-personality problem somehow improves.

Should Proton give up and become a tiny part of a global carmaker, or should it struggle on in the hope that things will somehow improve?