Sentence examples for system is somehow from inspiring English sources

There was a "growing sense among some citizens that they "lack control", that the system is somehow against them".

"I would imagine a majority of Americans, probably by a wide margin, think that the system is somehow out of whack," he said.

But it's hard to see how the destruction, by plebiscite, of the world's most enduring representative system is somehow going to result in a new dawn for democracy.

Which, of course, is crazy and tells us that the system is somehow not working". At the Sibelius Academy in Helsinki, Salonen formed the avant-garde music association Korvat auki! (Ears Open!) with fellow students Magnus Lindberg and Kaija Saariaho.

Until we re-evaluate the American political system, I fear, we will never be able to convince outsiders -- whether in Iraq or "old Europe" -- that our system is somehow better.

But her tenor is just the same, the dogged indignation of someone who is convinced they represent people who are under threat from something or other, against whom the system is somehow unfairly rigged and to whom no one will listen.

Athenians themselves liked to think that the system was somehow anonymous and that glory was brought on the city.

The dense-phase flow patterns in the horizontal tube of the pneumatic conveying system were somehow variable even when the operating conditions were unchanged.

In addition, even if the system were somehow put in place in every state, the payoff for Democrats would be substantially smaller than the G.O.P.'s electoral windfall.

In the absence of any fossils of the extinct ancestor, zoologists chose to believe that Platynereis's nervous system was somehow different from the one found in the vertebrate lineage.

At its heart, "Two Americas" was an economic populist paean — driving home the sense that the distance between the haves and the have-nots was not only widening, but also that the system was somehow rigged to favor those with money and power.