Sentence examples for more perhaps by from inspiring English sources

Discussing the issue of extra summit meetings last week, Silvio Berlusconi, the Italian prime minister and champion of political incorrectness, advised colleagues to cancel news conferences and enjoy themselves more — perhaps by finding a girlfriend in Brussels.

There seems to be a general view that young men's premiums will fall a little, perhaps by up to 10%, but young women's will rise more, perhaps by up to 30%.

It would be possible to screen more perhaps by doing a serial dilution and a binary tree search.

We'll also see more studios seeking to make the development process itself more transparent, perhaps by live-streaming from the office.

Nevertheless, in the medium term the firm will probably have to issue more long-term debt to finance itself (it hopes to gain an investment-grade credit rating this year) and raise more equity, perhaps by listing.

Rape-kit evidence must be deployed more efficiently, perhaps by improving the analytical procedures.

The company could also stay independent and become even more daring, perhaps by showing brands that they don't have to involve the middlemen — the ad agencies.

These lenders already are under financial pressure to make mortgage lending more profitable – perhaps by cutting personnel costs, one of the biggest expenses they face.

A good place to start would be to make rating agencies more accountable, perhaps by asking regulators to monitor their quality.

It also calls for a study of EU practice into how good childcare could be delivered more cheaply, perhaps by increasing child/adult ratios.

Mr. Dan said he took responsibility for not raising the money but that he thought Mr. Prince could have been more helpful, perhaps by calling in chits to raise the $13 million and land the Imperial Theater, their first-choice house.