Sentence examples for perhaps assuring from inspiring English sources

Mr. Spitzer's people did spend some time working with health advocates, perhaps assuring that he will not have to buy television ads this year to defend himself on his cuts to Medicaid.

Beware, though: The bar association hasn't blessed those attorneys, beyond perhaps assuring they are licensed to practice and have not been disbarred.

Along with these household names are French composers whose lasting popularity was perhaps less assured.

Perhaps mutually assured surveillance is the most that can be hoped for.

As the speculation swirls, Mr. Xi, perhaps more assured in his future path, is carrying out his normal duties as vice president.

Sometime later, Mengelberg fine-tuned some of those markings, perhaps to assure a clear articulation of the note in the acoustics of the Concertgebouw.

Perhaps to assure the public that nothing has changed under new ownership, an early trailer for "Wall-E" plays up Pixar's carefree mystique.

Fassbender is perhaps less assured with Macbeth's introverted vulnerability but always effortlessly virile and watchable, portraying Macbeth's outbursts of anger and crazed resentment as he reinforces his usurper's position with an escalating series of violent acts.

Perhaps to assure viewers of continuity, or legitimacy, the premiere of "Idol" was preceded by a half-hour preview, entitled "Welcome Home," an elegiac montage of past winners talking about how "American Idol" changed their lives and made them better people.

Reviewing the open-ended responses to a specific inquiry about meeting course objectives (thinking like a microbiologist and meeting genetics and genomics competencies), it appears that students are perhaps less assured about their confidence in genetics and genomics competencies than in thinking like a microbiologist (Table 3).

WHEN TO WATCH The vault is perhaps the least assured of Biles's quest for five golds.