Sentence examples for abundantly perhaps from inspiring English sources

Any time Facebook invites users to share information with the world, it needs to make it abundantly (perhaps even annoyingly) clear what implications that could have.

The philosophical dialogue endured throughout the whole Byzantine era, even if perhaps it did not flourish as abundantly as in the contemporary West.

This is abundantly exploited in different contexts during development and, perhaps, might also be relevant for disease.

I've previously written about what it means to be young and black in the age of Obama, but perhaps the time has come to be abundantly clear.

In the stable fly Stomoxys calcitrans a member of the AG5 family was shown to be abundantly expressed and to specifically bind immunoglobulins [ 95], perhaps having an anticomplement activity.

Very little is known about regulatory mechanisms of PDI transcription in eukaryotes, in part because abundantly expressed PDI seems regulated at the level of protein expression, translocation and perhaps post-translational modifications [54].

She was about to receive what the TSA refers to as an "enhanced" pat-down, and perhaps a little firmer than normal, despite the fact that it was abundantly clear she posed zero risk to the aircraft.

Perhaps you can help the technocrats of the Grand Canyon State see the light that falls abundantly on their heads.

Because MeCP2 is abundantly expressed, the protein may bind to ssDNA or RNA in neuronal cells, thereby stabilizing alternative chromatin structures, and perhaps be involved (as other SSB proteins) in telomere end maintenance, DNA replication, recombination, and repair.

It was abundantly satisfying.

That's becoming abundantly clear.