Sentence examples for and perhaps the level from inspiring English sources

And perhaps the level of play suffers infinitesimally, but the safety benefits are overwhelming.

And perhaps the level of noise on the subject of happiness is a very healthy--and necessary--public debate on the softer side of recovery.

Raising the degree of difficulty -- and perhaps the level of unsavoriness -- Bilas then showed that searches for the names of players who have been at odds with the NCAA still produced similar results.

As fluorosis severity increases (TF 2 or greater), the rating of images (and perhaps the level of acceptance) declines which is in agreement with earlier work [ 6, 16, 19- 21].

That is, UV stresses increased the probability (and perhaps the levels) of the total EA of chemicals leaching from PC-replacement products.

However, the magnitude of the change required for a beneficial effect on pathology is unknown and perhaps the levels of rescue achieved meet a therapeutic threshold.

The method we have developed for detecting the influence of stimulus-driven synchronization, or in the case of autism – the absence of the influence of stimulus-driven synchronization, could be argued to be influenced predominantly by cortical structures at the macrocolumnar, and perhaps the minicolumnar, level.

The initial allotment is spoken for, the company says, and perhaps that level of buyer interest will persuade the company to make the roadster more widely available.

For instance, the highly publicised pensioner suicide in Athens that we studied coincided with the announcement of the Greek elections in April 2012 that may have simultaneously contributed to economic uncertainty and perhaps the very high levels of suicide in the months that followed.

The identification of blood-based markers which could reinforce the diagnostic value of anti-TG2, and perhaps indicate the level of histologic damage and mucosal recovery on GFD, would further simplify CD diagnostics.

I also know of teachers at primary and further education levels – where perhaps the level of personal scrutiny from pupils and parents is less than at secondary school – who are openly non-binary.