Sentence examples for may perhaps prevent from inspiring English sources

Hayek, for example, argued that "we may perhaps prevent a crisis by checking expansion in time," but "we can do nothing to get out of it before its natural end, once it has come".

(10) And so, at the end of our analysis, we arrive at results which only confirm the old truth that we may perhaps prevent a crisis by checking expansion in time, but that we can do nothing to get out of it before its natural end, once it has come.

Antagonism of ETA and/or BKB1 may represent a novel therapeutic option to alleviate, and perhaps prevent or reverse, the pain, inflammation, and tissue damage that occur as OA progresses from an acute to a chronic state.

"While the alleged criminal acts may have been identified earlier or perhaps prevented with stronger leader presence," he writes, "I found nothing to indicate that the alleged criminal acts occurred as a result of the command climate set by the leaders above them".

They may have provided support for the vertebrae, or perhaps prevented the blood vessels from being crushed if the animal's heavy tail pressed against the ground.

Particular groups may gain preferential access to ARV's thus entrenching inequalities perhaps preventing any new social contract arising from the epidemic.

They were perhaps prevented from colonising Mauritius as well due to the presence of red rails there, which may have occupied a similar niche.

This perhaps prevents some opportunities to go more deeply into scientific discourse.

Perhaps preventing the end of the world?

A personal god may, perhaps, be moved by prayer and sacrifice to cause or to prevent events; when the order of the world is fixed, however, the course of events cannot be changed by these or any other means.

The observed u-shape in RCC risk for discretionary salt intake may perhaps reflect one's ability to reduce discretionary salt intake to prevent or control hypertension.