Sentence examples for a set of perhaps from inspiring English sources

The CAS concept is married to the interaction of a set of perhaps simple but numerous entities, components or agents which interact and adapt on the basis of non‐linear interactions (Miller and Page 2007).

To me this immediately suggests there should be command nexus, i.e., a set of (perhaps not morphologically very obvious) key command synapses linking the primary INs to the rest of the circuit.

Always do a set, of perhaps 15 repetitions, of lying leg crossovers.

It can be broken down into many discrete parts — a URL bar, a set of bookmarks, perhaps a built-in video player.

Implicit in his apology was a set of questions, perhaps the central questions facing anyone who worries about the current state of civic discourse.

For generative linguists, the pld comprises a set of sentences, perhaps subject to some preliminary syntactic analysis, and the child learning grammar is thought of as embodying a function which maps that set of sentences onto the generative grammar for her language.

Condé Nast's epicurious.com late last month introduced My Epi, a set of online tools perhaps best characterized as Facebook for foodies.

Performance is treated 'as a set of several (or perhaps many) statements, each reflecting the evaluative criteria applied by various constituencies involved to a greater or lesser degree with the organization' (Connolly et al. 1980: 213).

I see more a series of decisions, a set of circumstances and perhaps, colossal stupidity.

Obviously, "We the people" need to buy newsroom bean counters a set of journalism textbooks, perhaps highlighting the chapter on how to avoid becoming a tool.

I am sure everyone has a set of tales, or perhaps one favorite tale, tucked in back somewhere in the memory bank from the time of their childhood.