Sentence examples for may perhaps arise from inspiring English sources

Tales of hair becoming white overnight may perhaps arise from cases of rapid differential shedding of pigmented hairs from a mixed population of white and dark ones, but the suggestion that individual dark hairs can somehow rapidly turn white is not true.

The eastward shift of the rainfall zone over South East Asia may be such an impact, perhaps arising from interactions between regional circulation patterns and forest loss (Tokinaga et al. 2012; Sheil 2014).

However, in schizophrenia, increased noise, perhaps arising from upregulated or chaotic dopamine firing, may obfuscate these normally reliable signals.

A second hypothesis maintains that MIB may be a kind of perceptual rivalry [11] between the motion background and the target, perhaps arising because of attentional mechanisms [1].

This situation may perhaps inhibit Japanese learners' writing development.

Perhaps mutational coupling may arise in these molecular populations as well.

Holden never raises the question, of course, but it may well arise with many readers, perhaps at the end of one of the Remuses' ruinously expensive parties, or as the blood-smeared Imogene crawls across the back seat of a car trying to escape her husband and his gun.

Or, perhaps more likely, SBMA may arise from a combination of the above.

That opportunity may yet arise.

A succession crisis may well arise.

"I hope that situation may not arise".