Sentence examples for but perhaps a single from inspiring English sources

It's set up like the U.S. Senate so that archdioceses with few practicing Catholics -- like many in Europe -- always have a cardinal and as much electoral weight as entire nations that have far more Mass-going Catholics but perhaps a single cardinal, if that.

Although the government has provided electricity, they use it not for modern conveniences but for lighting perhaps a single bulb in their dark huts.

The tidy V-shaped growth of P. 'Spire' makes it a popular choice for avenues, but perhaps a little stiff for a single specimen; P. 'Amanogawa' is so upright and skinny (reaching 7m high but just 1.5m wide) as to resemble a Barbie-pink poplar.

But encouraging more, smaller businesses to secure contracts, better corporate behaviour and perhaps a single outsourcing regulator will all be part of an answer.

And from it all, perhaps a single picture will emerge.

Perhaps a single, beautiful line from a favorite author would be a better choice.

Perhaps a single rule is enough: our computers should never make us stupider.

And perhaps a single platform for care passports or local offers.

Smaller towns were largely the latter, with perhaps a single stone mosque or some stone tombs.

This indicates that family A + B V2Rs were created through multiple local duplications from perhaps a single ancestral gene.

Thus, conflicting results about the functional consequences of linker region phosphorylation suggest that not only is Smad2/3 transcriptional activity regulated in a cell type specific manner, but also perhaps in a single cell type discrete genes are positively or negatively regulated by linker region phosphorylation in a chromatin context dependent manner.