Sentence examples for perhaps at best from inspiring English sources
Perhaps, at best, he is chosen for his blankness, for being all potential.
Seeking to redefine the alliance, NATO's leaders have suggested its future depends upon defeating the Taliban, yet the extremists can perhaps at best be contained.Spreading butterThe NATO force, currently 18,500 strong, was not designed to eradicate the Taliban.
It had to have been conceived by a man or woman who received no love as a child -- or perhaps, at best, by a graduate of an East German academy during the cold war.
Among the adjectives that spring to mind are opportunistic, histrionic, irresponsible and, perhaps at best, insensitive.The trouble began on October 30th, when Giovanna Reggiani, a 47-year-old Italian naval officer's wife, was returning home along a deserted lane in northern Rome.
Why would Kroos even contemplate leaving Bayern for United if they could only offer him (perhaps at best) the Europa League, and are currently cast adrift of the Bundesliga champions when it comes to quality?
Further, because of an aging U.S. population and global competition, and because much of today's education teaches children to be employees or perhaps at best managers for employers, we encourage the teaching of entrepreneurial skills and investment skills. .
Today, his chances are perhaps 50/50 at best.
They're ghosts — ghosts in a new machine, perhaps — but at best they are no more than the shadow of the shadows that they cast upon us, back when they were alive.
That leaves the administration with a new and highly charged political dynamic — balancing the conflicting desires of liberals and moderates in the president's own party — as he tries to pass a bill with Democrats' votes alone, perhaps, and at best one Senate Republican, Ms. Snowe.
Bernard et al. (2009) argue direct comparisons of learning-centred interactions and communications between face-to-face and online environments are perhaps inappropriate at best, and misleading at worse, given the perceived change in effective teaching styles afforded by technology.
The reasons for this latest setback perhaps include, at best, a continued institutional inability to grasp or underestimate the complexity of the problem and at worst, indifference to the problem.
