Sentence examples for perhaps applicable from inspiring English sources

Shneidman's theory that psychache is the pre-eminent psychological cause of suicide is perhaps applicable only to a more serious form of suicidal behaviour.

It may be especially, or perhaps uniquely, applicable to bachelor parties.

Costa Rica, which means "rich coast," was named by the Spanish explorer Gil Gonz z D la for the gold jewelry worn by indigenous people in the early 16th century, but today the description is perhaps more applicable to property values.

One challenge, according to Mintel, although perhaps more applicable to brands like Weight Watchers tied to particular diets, is that 11 percent of consumers say they are embarrassed to bring weight-loss brands to work.

Perhaps not applicable to everyone, but sometimes that's the only way to proceed.

This isn't just advice that may perhaps be applicable to some people, sometimes, in certain situations.

These comments are perhaps similarly applicable to the subjects in our study.

Perhaps the most applicable line, however, comes when Blake asks: "What the hammer?

Brokers and mortgage industry executives say that these loans are becoming especially popular among people who want to shed debt more quickly, and in light of the current economic atmosphere, that goal is perhaps more widely applicable than ever.

Perhaps Ross' most applicable experience to Google Glass is a stint at contact lens manufacturer Bausch & Lomb in the early 90s, where she was Vice President of design and development for Outlook Eyewear.

Even if they are not directly applicable, perhaps they will spark ideas for you to create new successful revenue models for your business.