The phrase "approach are perhaps" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a grammatical error, possibly due to a missing subject or verb agreement.
Example: "The approaches are perhaps more effective than we initially thought."
Alternatives: "methods may be" or "strategies could be".
The consequences of this approach are perhaps nowhere more apparent than in sub-Saharan Africa, where more than half of children old enough to be in secondary school are no longer in education, even though the region has recorded the most significant increase in primary school enrolment since the turn of the century.
The results from this approach are perhaps better than expected with many estimates very close to the true treatment effect, particularly in scenarios where only a small proportion of patients switch treatments.
A different approach was perhaps required.
To a certain extent, the city's blase approach was, perhaps, not so surprising.
Their approach was perhaps best defined by a sequence in Game 1 against the Tigers' Justin Verlander.
This high-density measurement approach is perhaps infeasible for time and expense in typical groundwater remediation sites.
The dip-your-toe-in approach is perhaps a chunky soled boot (there are loads around this autumn) worn with slightly short tailored trousers.
There's no magic bullet here but a one size fits all, throw everyone in jail approach, is perhaps not wise".
Since The Witness is a movie about the slippery nature of truth, its scattershot approach is, perhaps, merely an extension of this conundrum.
Overall, these findings suggest that a staple pedagogical approach is perhaps less effective than a potential new one: reduced levels of both forms of ethnocentrism were engendered by uncertainty tolerance but not cultural knowledge.
Wenders's approach is perhaps too reverential, but he gets substantial interview time with Pope Francis and deftly underscores the modest, empathetic message he's trying to send around the world.
