Sentence examples for may perhaps be able from inspiring English sources
By other means we may perhaps be able to explain man, but never to understand him...
By other means we may perhaps be able to explain man, but never to understand him..
"There may be yet created several other helps for the eye," wrote Robert Hooke in 1665, "such as by which we may perhaps be able to discover living Creatures in the Moon, or other Planets".
"My house in Scotland," he wrote to his Athenian agent, "... offers me the means of placing, in a useful, distinguished, and agreeable way, the various things that you may perhaps be able to procure for me".
Recent victims include teenagers accused of satanism, homosexuals, a series of unlikely "spies" for foreign agencies, and businessmen tarred with flimsy corruption charges.Mr Ibrahim may perhaps be able to appeal.
Money may not be plentiful, but the next review may perhaps be able to take a more "strategic" view.
Online stalking may perhaps be more visible.
"It is a painful thought to me that you may perhaps never be able to learn anything about our fate".
Nevertheless, lawyers may perhaps only be able to contribute little to the examination of complaint cases.
The release of inflammatory cytokines within islets can therefore promote islet inflammation and cell death, but islets may perhaps normally be able to regulate pathogenic changes [ 11].
But if we do listen to its warnings, and if we learn to cooperate in the rest of the world the way we do when we're on the ice, perhaps, just perhaps, we may be able to save ourselves.
