Sentence examples for more generally perhaps from inspiring English sources
More generally, perhaps, we should review the principle that greater transparency always serves a democratic purpose, no matter how intuitively correct it might seem.
More generally, perhaps the sharpest criticism of Mr. Valenti and the Motion Picture Association is of the seemingly arbitrary way they operate.
More generally perhaps, those who oppose an invasion will find that Mr. Pollack is more attuned to the dangers posed by an Iraq seeking nuclear weapons than he is to the dangers of an essentially unilateral invasion.
Ignoring that this paper was specifically about psychosis, not 'serious mental disorders' more generally, perhaps in certain high risk populations the impact of cannabis could be this high, for example in those with a genetic predisposition to psychosis, but it's a big leap to conclude that from one study.
More generally, perhaps it is time for us to re-evaluate how money in politics is reported to voters while we live in a Citizens United world.
It would be helpful to characterize the similarities and differences between their meso-circuit hypothesis and thalamocortical dysregulation more generally, perhaps in a tabular form or at least a form that makes it easier to pull out the key points, rather than the current rather lengthy prose descriptions.
More generally, and perhaps more profoundly, we have immersed ourselves in a world of grave danger and relentless evil that is make-believe enough not to bleed into our own messy Muggle reality.
As the first discovered millisecond pulsar, PSR B1937+21 "sparked a 'theory frenzy'" by providing a new laboratory in which to study pulsars, neutron stars more generally, and perhaps even some other astrophysical problems such as gravitational waves.
More generally, and perhaps more importantly, this study introduces an approach for testing hypotheses about the processes that underlie genetic variation among marine microbes, embedded in the dynamic physical, chemical, and biological forces that generate and shape this diversity.
The observed prevalence of vitamin D deficiency in our psychiatric inpatient population supports the idea that supplementation should be more generally available, and perhaps routinely prescribed, given its low cost, lack of adverse effects and multiple potential benefits.
This indicates that perhaps a shift towards bagging and perhaps, more generally, empirical Bayes methods may be advantageous for any further advances in speech recognition.
