Sentence examples for and perhaps set a from inspiring English sources

This will surely help—and perhaps set a pattern for other laboratories.

The aim is to be declared world champion and perhaps set a new record time.

Still, it was possible that Mr. Bronfman could have gotten more money through a broker, and perhaps set a record for town house sales, but not actually received a larger check in the end.

So, with a little imagination and a two-week gap in the Spartans' home football schedule, the universities agreed to play outside and perhaps set a new attendance level.

There is general agreement among international negotiators and knowledgeable observers that the parties to the Copenhagen talks, held under the auspices of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, will agree to continue discussions next year, and perhaps set a deadline for reaching a final agreement by midyear or December 2010 at the latest.

It also presents an opportunity to reexamine the trade relationship between the world's two largest economies and perhaps set a new course that would address some of the elephant-in-the-room issues of China's trade practices.

Work with a community group (such as Neighbourhood Watch, residents' association, etc. ) use this as a vehicle for reaching the local residents; if not, you will need to talk to quite a few of your neighbours and perhaps set up a meeting.

No strangers to challenge and endurance both professionally and personally, Theodore and Ervin have perhaps set a higher bar for themselves than any other team in the race.

But opponents argued that it would antagonize Russia and, perhaps, set off a nuclear calamity.

In its push to return to the Moon, NASA has often talked about the south pole, and the 12-mile-wide Shackleton Crater in particular, as places to explore and perhaps set up a Moon base.

Before arriving in Washington, Mr. Ivanov had warned that American proposals to keep warheads in storage instead of destroying them would encourage proliferation and, perhaps, set off a new arms race.