Sentence examples for has cooled perhaps from inspiring English sources
The model and observed data agree within a 90% confidence interval (determined by F test) but diverge below 0.75 m, suggesting the deposit has cooled, perhaps aided by fractures, somewhat more than the model predicts.
Perhaps this is unsurprising: after all, the rumoured interest from Europe's big boys has cooled significantly in recent months.
Many fired employees now throw in dubious whistleblowing claims, he says, in an attempt to persuade firms to settle out of court.Official enthusiasm for PIDA seems to have cooled, too, perhaps because so many high-profile whistleblowers are to be found in the public sector these days.
This invites an obvious riposte: Perhaps younger generations have cooled on democracy, slipping from a 10 to a 9 or an 8 — but have not grown altogether indifferent or even hostile to democratic governance.
Things have cooled off a bit for him, in part, perhaps, because he sounds so young.
Perhaps next year we'd return to La Grande Boucherie des Cajuns for the real deal, assuming the butcher had cooled off by then.
Though a number of these seemed to surge in popularity early last year (see: "What's the Next Instagram?"), the excitement surrounding these apps seems to have cooled down somewhat perhaps that's why Twitter sees this as the perfect time to trot out Vine.
