Sentence examples for perhaps also more from inspiring English sources

Its strictures are more nuanced, and perhaps also more flexible, than it imagined.

But that would be another, creepier (if perhaps also more interesting) movie.

But perhaps also more watchful; the one more likely to be making pungent little notes in the day's journal, or transforming his close observations into works of art such as the Talking Heads monologues of the 1980s and 90s, or The Madness Of George III.

If both Hypotheses 1 and 2 tests were to show more internal and external consistencies (i.e., higher coefficients) for MCDM methods over the Intuitive approach, it may be safe to argue that structuring decision problems using MCDM methods leads to more consistent results, and perhaps also more reliable and informed decisions.

Hence increasing detection through means other than contact tracing might be more effective, although perhaps also more costly.

A third patient wished for a longer home treatment period and perhaps also more than one visit a day.

In contrast, indirect measurements require contact to be made with the patient two separate times, therefore requiring more resources, and perhaps also causing more patients to drop out.

Most essential functions, such as information and metabolism were significantly covered by low dN genes in the five species, showing more restriction to evolution; in contrast, orthologs with high dN were functionally more flexible, abundant in hypothetical functions and cellular processes, but perhaps also showed more dispensability.

But Keynes perhaps also gets more credit than he is due today.

There is perhaps also another, more personal, reason why Aamer has been singled out for special treatment.

"There would have been a very different British Empire," had the electors plumped for Henry, "and perhaps also a more British Europe".