Sentence examples for for which perhaps from inspiring English sources

It can be described as the creation of disorder and mischief for which perhaps the word oppression is a suitable substitute, as used in most English translations.

For which, perhaps, we can all be grateful.

TTINP might manifest as a unique entity with a relatively mild, reversible, and non-devastating injury to the terminal branch of the oculomotor nerve and for which perhaps no special treatment is needed.

Although previous reports have shown that some patients with complete oculomotor nerve palsy benefit from some invasive managements, TTINP might manifest as a unique entity with a relatively mild, reversible, and non-devastating injury to the terminal branch of nerve and for which perhaps no special treatment is needed [ 7].

In today's Republican party, the split wins are the best possible outcome for Trump, which perhaps explains his unctuous attempt to congratulate Ted Cruz for winning his home state of Texas.

They are here for surgery, which perhaps has as much claim as any other to describe itself as "miraculous".

Or does someone else's desire for connection, which perhaps comes out of a strong wish to be part of a family, outweigh my personal preference?

Many people say they are still earning the same salary but having to work much harder for it, which perhaps explains some of the focus on discipline.

The former see it as indicative of the corrosion of history, the latter as a waste of money and resources for something which, perhaps, we should be questioning whether we need at all.

A girl sitting with us in the boat compared traveling over the water to the imperceptible gliding and progress of growth, that of fruit for example, which perhaps would have little desire to ripen if it knew to what end.

This may be telling us something about risk factors for headache, which perhaps will increase as the world becomes ever-more urbanized.