Sentence examples for perhaps be applied from inspiring English sources

This same self-deprecating phrase could perhaps be applied to much of Erwitt's prodigious output, spanning a 50-year career.

And his self-evaluation could perhaps be applied to the entire Mets team in this skid: "Work to do.

I called my idea The Tomb of the Unknown Craftsman, a title that could perhaps be applied to the whole museum because, after all, tombs are where a large proportion of the BM's collection came from.

"I am going to take a heroine whom no one but myself will much like," Austen said of Emma, and that dictum could perhaps be applied to this terrifically brittle account of a middle-aged woman who brilliantly manipulates those around her through a mixture of intelligence, elegance, and fox-like cunning.

It comments on the idea of philosophising about value as it can perhaps be applied to a number of terms including valuable objects like operas and flowers, and the properties of virtue such as inventiveness and symmetry in architecture can be deemed as different values.

However, preliminary investigation of the application of HDI to the BPMF radar indicates good results and suggests that it should perhaps be applied in preference to hardware beam forming when using this radar because of the effects of aspect sensitivity on the relatively wide polar diagram of the antenna array (Spargo et al. 2015).

Finally, it is suggested that a CO2 tax may, perhaps, successfully be applied to households, because they tend to be badly organized.

Perhaps they will be applied in Iraq as well.

Perhaps the research could be applied there?

Comfort zone may be a useful concept for endurance athletes in training, but it makes a sloppy crossover to football, where perhaps it should only be applied to Chelsea's non-playing reserves.

Perhaps the same can be applied to black men living in developed countries.