Sentence examples for perhaps a superior from inspiring English sources

The prohibition on new IFQ systems in the US was lifted, but harvest cooperatives remain a more feasible and perhaps a superior alternative to IFQs for some fisheries.

Nokia this year was rated No. 2 and Samsung was No. 3 in the J.D. Power survey; perhaps a superior camera could bump Nokia up even higher in satisfaction.

And one consequence of this is the kind of app Wired is making, an alternative to print and perhaps a superior one.

Robert Maxwell in his last days would have recognised an equal, perhaps even a superior, in sheer nerve.

"It is a two-sided market". But the fact that a platform is two-sided doesn't mean that it doesn't face competition — perhaps of a superior variety.

But I would argue that 12 Years a Slave is simply more epic in scale, and perhaps just a superior film overall". .

Perhaps a little superior to the one when Donald Trump dropped in on a women's empowerment panel and asked the assembled high achievers whether any of them had ever heard of Susan B. Anthony.

"Perhaps he has a superior critical sensibility which, more correctly than mine, judges Thackeray inferior," Sutherland worries.

M-form larvae prevail in areas with more permanent breeding sites (hence with higher predator pressure), whereas the S-form predominates in temporary rain-dependent breeding sites, perhaps due to a superior competitive ability where predation pressure is lower (Gimonneau et al. 2012).

Seems rather a soft career choice for Walliams this, but perhaps he will bring a superior touch of class to the occasion.

John MacFarlane suggested that a "perhaps superior option" would be to require explicit domains D in the abstracts, thus: {x ∈ D | Φ x)}.