Sentence examples for would somehow use from inspiring English sources

Apart from the embarrassment involved, they suspected that the rich would somehow use such data to exploit the natural resources of the poor.

Spouting conspiracy theories worthy of an "X-Files" episode, they warn that oil companies would somehow use the self-service islands to raise prices for all drivers.

The hunters who realized how great it would be if they could somehow use the whole mastodon, rather than eating as much as possible and walking away -- and figured out how to preserve the meat, and use hide, horns and bones to make tools and shelter.

Some waverers were reportedly escorted into polling stations by militiamen, and told that secret cameras, microphones or even mobile telephones would somehow be used to reveal their choice.

Mohammad Karzai said Thursday that Yar Mohammad Karzai had repeatedly told him, after the 2009 murder of his younger son, that he feared that Hashmat Karzai would somehow try to use his connections to arrange for the United States military to attack him, perhaps by planting bad information with the Americans.

David Bank, a media analyst for RBC Capital Markets, said he would not be shocked if the distributor somehow used Aereo to skirt the blackout, or encouraged subscribers to do so.

The officials feared that the exercise was a set-up that would somehow be leaked and used to embarrass Colin L. Powell, then secretary of state, Mr. Libby said.

Perhaps he comforted himself that the American people, who can turn something as dead serious as Memorial Day into a clambake, would somehow find a way to use a football season Monday venerating a murder victim to sleep off their beer and nachos hangovers of the preceding afternoon.

Crafty inmates would somehow duplicate escape route maps using a lemon jelly mould.

Dr. Witten and other physicists used to think this conundrum "would somehow go away".

Individual care practices considered separately would somehow be misleading; for example over 90% of mothers reported using clean instruments for cutting the cord and yet only one third did not apply harmful substances on the umbilical cord.