Sentence examples for perhaps at most from inspiring English sources

JEFF RUSTEN: Why is it today that we would want to know so much about the ancient city of Athens, a place of perhaps at most a quarter of a million people more than 2,500 years ago?

And since love, "the alpha and omega of all virtue" (p. 226), is not itself clearly a virtue, then perhaps at most fifteen virtues are treated.

If this explanation is correct, then the original Hellenistic settlement, though now damaged by modern quarrying, will not have been very much larger than the small surviving excavated area (perhaps at most twice or three times as big).

Visiting the state capital is uncommon even by men, with a visit to a large city perhaps at most once or twice in a lifetime.

Although a genetic contribution to severe mental disorders is not disputed, a genetic contribution of perhaps at most 50% implies that disorders cannot be reduced to genetic bases alone.

Odds better perhaps than at most cocktail parties.

Even so, the time taken from the detection of an incoming missile attack to nuclear retaliation is only a matter of minutes, perhaps five at most.

"This was supposed to be a small gathering, maybe 30-40 people, but look what happens," said Trump, waving at the crowd of perhaps 200 at most.

Perhaps 100 at most.

Often, you will speak to one person, or perhaps two at most.

CULTURAL INSTITUTIONS Here, Mr. Singer is perhaps at his most blunt.