Sentence examples for could perhaps consider from inspiring English sources

It is a tactic royals could perhaps consider deploying for themselves.

But those who leap to damn him today could perhaps consider the fact that the comments were made in what were, in fact, fairly misogynist times.

And Hoffenheim, the Bundesliga's bottom club, could perhaps consider themselves the unluckiest team of the weekend after losing a snow-affected game that had no shots on target.

Class, for me, does not just mean a natural talent to wield the willow, but the whole mental and physical package (something Bopara/Pietersen and Samit Patel respectively could perhaps consider).

We could perhaps consider for support for this contention the globin genes where the beta globins separated from the alphas quite late, but the introns of the beta globin cluster are generally longer than the alpha globins while the coding sequences, though with differences, remain at almost the same length.

Future research could perhaps consider replicating findings using case control designs as well as considering different ways of capturing smoking-associated genetic variation.

And the editor was like, 'I really don't think this is an appropriate vehicle for her to be driving, could you perhaps consider a Citroen 2CV or a Renault 4?' Because she was a lesbian feminist, and lesbian feminists didn't drive around in sports cars, apparently". She is keen to point out that she drives around in a sports car to this day.

One could also perhaps consider measuring this important parameter using isolated lysosomes.

It's obvious that you have to write an error report [when something has happened] and perhaps consider what could have been done better, so you are more prepared the next time it happens.

(NA 11) It's obvious that you have to write an error report [when something has happened] and perhaps consider what could have been done better, so you are more prepared the next time it happens.

This brings us to the issue whether or to what extent several disaster experiences in our study may be considered so-called "common factor-effect indicators" while other factors could perhaps be considered "composite causal indicators", a topic that was explored and analyzed in the study of Layne and colleagues [ 32].