Sentence examples for perhaps argues from inspiring English sources

All of which perhaps argues that if the council passes a law, and overrides a mayoral veto, the speaker and mayor should empower an ideologically balanced panel to take a careful look at the results a few years down the road.

Perhaps, argues George Mason professor of economics Tyler Cowen, inequality is less an indication of struggling workers at the bottom than the result of a small section of brilliant businessmen at the top.

Low plasma levels of antioxidant vitamins appear also to be associated with higher risk of cancer incidence and mortality as well as with CVD [1] [5] and the non-specificity of such associations perhaps argues against a causal role [6].

The fact that it works quite well in the verification studies and predicts biologically plausible roots for the nine-primate data demonstrates its utility and perhaps argues for its use in routine phylogenetic analysis.

You could perhaps argue that all the pieces shared a certain theatrical quality.

He feared this himself, perhaps, arguing with the President against his own nomination.

One could, perhaps, argue that drones are the new stakes, and that we see Presidents as the new superheroes.

ONE could, perhaps, argue fruitfully about whether the most innovative and progressive classical record company in the world is Nonesuch or Naxos.

Or would he perhaps argue that he has to sell weapons because his prime ministerial predecessors destroyed so much of UK manufacturing that weapons are the only industry the country has left?

"The organising committee will perhaps argue that they will replant around 300 trees, but all of them apart from those 181 bigger trees belong to small species under two metres in height," a spokeswoman for Green Korea United told the Guardian.

A zealous adherent of the Austrian school of economics might, perhaps, argue that it is a price worth paying for the sake of shaking things up, in the spirit of creative destruction.