Sentence examples for perhaps access to from inspiring English sources

The folks who clear the bar get better treatment: perhaps access to funds with lower expense ratios, or some free online stock trades or an 800 number with a shorter wait.

Perhaps access to information about our innate physiological tendencies might be just the right trigger to push us out of denial and into reality.

More telling perhaps is access to good quality services.

It could also allow Al Qaeda and other terrorist groups to gain a foothold in Syria and perhaps gain access to chemical and biological weapons.

The original building, erected in 1847, housed a grocery store where customers could drink liquor and beer and perhaps gain access to the bordello in back.

Girls are now allowed — perhaps unwisely — access to blowtorches in shop; how could tampons end up being even harder to master?

The films would be produced under a "Maxim Presents" banner as a way of branding a project and perhaps gaining access to Maxim's 2.5 million readers.

To British ears, that might sound like the best of both worlds – perhaps the access to the single market that comes with EEA membership together with the ability to restrict immigration that comes with a looser trade agreement.

But he said that as the first 48 hours after surgery were critical to patients' chances of recovery, the poorer care available at weekends – fewer staff, less experienced staff, perhaps less access to diagnostic tools or emergency surgery – was a likely explanation.

I have a distinct history, memories, and perhaps special access to my mental contents.

For example, the oppressed may act in ways that conform to the expectations of their dominators, playing dumb perhaps, allowing access to information and resources that may help them either resist or at least survive.