Sentence examples for and perhaps be able from inspiring English sources

But because I was in no position to honor it, I suggested that he speak with his children, who should agree with any exit strategy he contemplated and, perhaps, be able to expedite it.

By comparing similarities and differences in the ways sensory feedback influences voice in humans and bats, we may shed light on the basic architecture of the mammalian vocal motor system and perhaps be able to better distinguish those features of human vocal control that evolved uniquely in support of speech and language.

The romantics believe in artists following their muses, being discovered by gallerists and collectors with a "good eye," and, perhaps, being able to make a decent living off their art as a result.

If the officers had known there was a serial rapist prowling the area they would probably have forced their way in and perhaps been able to save the promising young finance student – although she would not have chosen that area to live if the public had been warned, he said.

If they had been focused on their customers, and used them as their North Star, they would have seen what was coming, and perhaps been able to change their model.

N.B.A. camps open on Oct. 2. If Brewer returns after six weeks, he would have about 12 days to get ready for the Nov. 1 season opener and would perhaps be able to play in the final two preseason games.

One, as Clark Judge writes on CBSSports.com, the lack of preparation will show in the quality of play and you will perhaps be able to make an orchestral performance out of the sound of popping hamstrings.

And they could perhaps be able to purchase a service provided in a specific physical location without being redirected to a local website to do so.

"I'm very happy that our collection is being presented, because it sticks firmly to the field of art brut, and so the public will perhaps be able to judge what makes this collection different from collections of outsider art".

One might perhaps be able clearly to distinguish John Jacob Astor (1763-1848), America's first millionaire, and one of the founders of what was to become the New York Public Library.

By other means we may perhaps be able to explain man, but never to understand him..