Sentence examples for somehow tally from inspiring English sources
Scrap the tariffs, and hope that the net benefits of trade will somehow tally with the electoral arithmetic.
It is unconvincing to argue that a process structured to render a vote tally more accurate somehow structurally dilutes the voting rights of the electorate.
The ballot counting she observed showed the Brotherhood challenger leading by a wide margin, yet the final tally, conducted behind closed doors, somehow produced a big win for the NDP.
Despite his goal record, he was again kept out of the headlines due to Ronaldo, whose phenomenal goal tally of 60 goals in 55 games was somehow blown away by Lionel Messi's magical 86-goal haul.
The broad hope here — expressed in every newspaper editorial, politician's speech and citizen's plea — is that this potential anchor, Vice Chancellor Attahiru Jega of Bayero University, Kano, can somehow straighten out the mess and deliver not only a voter list, but also an electoral tally that is not tainted like the previous ones over the 11 years since Nigeria returned to civilian rule.
Credit, however, must go to Fulham, who somehow shrugged off their lethargy to secure their third point of the season and double their league goals tally.
That "The Endgame includes no graphs tallying cumulative war costs and casualties or correlating recent American economic woes with the Iraq war's duration qualifies as somehow fitting.
