Sentence examples for perhaps applied from inspiring English sources

The lessons of this debacle must be absorbed and perhaps applied elsewhere as well.

You can do that by asking everyone in your network if they know someone at the company for which you want to work — and have perhaps applied.

That said, they argue, talks with Iran should not be open-ended and must be accompanied by economic and political pressure, perhaps applied by Europe, Russia and Saudi Arabia.

Literature lost a great deal as a result of this scientific urge, and political and economic thought may have lost even more; for example, the ability to be understood, and perhaps applied, by men of affairs and leaders of nations.

Modern double-blind pharmacological trial designs are perhaps applied too early to evaluate these prototype treatments.

Having an MBA won't give you commercial experience--it will only give you commercial knowledge, perhaps applied through projects, but not as "real" as working on real commercial ventures in a real commercial environment.

Emily Dickinson's "Tell the truth but tell it slant" perhaps applies to nothing so much as conflict.

He predicts that China may issue a harsh warning to North Korea, and perhaps apply economic pressure as well.

Within your chosen industries it's still important to think creatively, perhaps applying to regional or local offices as well as through national (or international) channels.

A charley horse is usually transient and will usually yield to tactics like gently stretching the calf muscle by bending the toes up, using massage, walking and perhaps applying heat or cold, depending on what feels better.

With the clock ticking toward the start of training camps at the end of the month, Pash, perhaps applying more pressure, indicated that the Hall of Fame Game, scheduled for Aug. 7, is in peril.