Sentence examples for could perhaps serve from inspiring English sources

The trade partnership, he said, could perhaps "serve as a much-needed shock therapy".

They are designed to be cheap and rugged enough to deploy across the continent, and could perhaps serve as a proving ground for retailers like Amazon that are unable to experiment as freely in the rich world because of strict regulations.

According to Lampe, preliminary results suggest that 2-O-octyl-Sn-glycerol also inhibits gonorrhea infection, indicating that it could perhaps serve as a broader spectrum antibiotic.

True wide scale manufacturing by 3D printers still feels like a distant dream at the moment, but if Stratasys and competitors like HP Enterprise and 3D Systems are able to keep the cost down, it could, perhaps, serve as a key alternative to other more traditional manufacturing models.

Hardly what one would call large scale, but touching many lives and perhaps serving as a model that could scale.

Stoudemire could perhaps solve those problems.

In one late poem, "Kommentar," which means commentary, the mood is especially dark, and he says: that never would he write his autobiography because his life seemed to him just so much filth that only a few points, bloody ones he still remembers but that he would never hesitate to reach into the filth to pull out what perhaps could serve as stuff for poetry his disgusting purpose in life.

The academic debate over what constitutes an "unconstitutional condition" very likely will continue, and Constitution Day perhaps could serve as a debating topic to mark the day.

If Epstein would advocate for a "heart of Westwood" UCLA station with even half the vehemence he advocates for Constellation, he could perhaps allow Metro to better serve the eponymous public institution that seems worthy of a station name, but not, perhaps, worthy of a convenient subway station.

"It might be over soon" could be something you tell yourself to get through a tough time; or perhaps it could serve as a reminder to stay in the moment a bit longer.

Perhaps chessboxing could serve as a form of anger management, or post-traumatic stress therapy.