Sentence examples for and may perhaps from inspiring English sources

But even this phenomenon is found only in a limited area and may, perhaps, pass.

It would seem to be related to the phenomenon of habituation, and may perhaps explain how that calloused state occurs.

The arts in America are as much under threat as our political institutions and may, perhaps, be seen as a measure of the failure of the American Experiment.

We believe that clomiphene contributes to stabilizing disease during therapy and appears to prolong survival in a subset of relapsed or refractory patients and may perhaps be considered as a new therapeutic option.

While congress may enact regulations for the conduct of commerce with foreign nations and among the states, and may, perhaps, prescribe punishment for the violation of such regulations, it may not, in so doing, ignore other clauses of the constitution.

Given this staggering magnitude, independent political expenditures are sure to receive renewed scrutiny by politicians and the public in the years to come — and may, perhaps, one day be revisited by the Supreme Court.

This combination of ipsilateral and contralateral activations and deactivations may perhaps be representative of the combined actions of both the spinal and autonomic nervous systems during laser acupuncture.

Each son has two sons who eagerly ride the rides and splash the park and who may, perhaps, carry on the family tradition.

These analyses suggest that DA and Xiao may, perhaps, be TEs and that they could have spread throughout the genome via transposition.

This could imply that there is an unrealistic expectation from whatever help is sought, and there is a risk of consequent dissatisfaction with the outcome and which may perhaps lead to poor adherence to treatment.

It is interesting that EHEC, EPEC and Salmonella, which all appear to inhibit exocytosis, all possess a T3SS, and this may perhaps allude to a unique mechanism used by these bacteria to manipulate the host cell.