Sentence examples for most cases perhaps from inspiring English sources

As long as there are sufficient images to permit accurate alignment of the tiltseries, much larger tilt steps may be used in most cases (perhaps as high as 10°), depending on the size of the specimen.

Similarly, because a strong epidemiologic association exists between even modest levels of hyperglycemia and macrovascular disease in the outpatient population, multiple large-scale trials were undertaken to prove the cardiovascular and mortality benefits of treating diabetics to near-normal A1C (14– 16); the result was no benefit in most cases and perhaps harm (14).

Relief is restricted to borrowers whose mortgage debt is at least 97percentt of the house's value — which means that in many, perhaps most, cases those who get debt relief will be borrowers who owe more than their house is worth.

In perhaps most cases, early development of the trait proceeds but is eventually halted.

In many (perhaps most) cases, we are not even aware of all relevant factors, let alone in possession of a determination rule.

It is ironic that many graduate students plan to have a career in academia but enter the job market with a major disadvantage: In many, perhaps most, cases the only formal training in teaching they receive is a short stint as a teacher's assistant (TA).

What they do cause are metabolic alterations that can lead to depression and contribute to changes in a person's outlook and decision-making — with the most disastrous and undoubtedly complicated cases perhaps ending in suicide.

Yet for those who track such cases, perhaps the most striking element in the crimes of Col. David Russell Williams, a former Canadian military commander hanging his head in an Ontario courtroom this week, is how late in life it apparently started, experts say — and how quickly it escalated.

Among many high-profile cases, perhaps, the most notable is the ongoing strike of Guantánamo prisoners Khalid Qasim and Ahmed Rabbini.

Among many high profile cases, perhaps the most notable is the ongoing strike of Guantanamo prisoners Khalid Qasim and Ahmed Rabbini, who have now refused food since the 20th of September.

In many cases, perhaps in most, the power and control which corporate capitalists and their managerial designees have over their employees verges on the despotic.