Sentence examples for perhaps be directed to from inspiring English sources

Our, comment should perhaps be directed to the clients-particularly to bus and streetcar companies, whose audiences are in attendance not from free choice but from necessity.

It could be argued that depending on the purpose of the test either the sensitivity or the specificity are more affected by selective publication than the DOR, and tests for publication bias should perhaps be directed to these two accuracy parameters.

Most of the time, she seems determined (or perhaps was directed) to play Rebecca as a frightened rabbit.

While Colonel Qaddafi deserves censure, and his Green Book, I am sure, merits ridicule, perhaps sarcasm should not be directed to political principles that fill every American civics course.

Our results suggest that public health efforts to increase vaccination rates should perhaps be directed towards adults in the coming months.

Attention should perhaps be directed away from the inflammatory response and the immune system towards endocrine, metabolic and bioenergetic targets [ 39, 40].

These data raise the question of whether or not cone cell integration is specifically enhanced in the Gucy2e −/− retinas, or perhaps integrated cells are directed to a cone cell fate by cues in the environment of these mutant retinas (both would increase the cone/rod ratio of integrated cells).

There are indeed other factors to consider here, such as me being the breadwinner right now, or perhaps intense, unrelated emotions being directed to him.

"Can you automatically detect what database to search," he asked in posing his challenge, "based on what people have typed in?" During the second week of January, for example, perhaps a search engine could have been directed to steer people to news sites whenever they typed in words that made headlines, like "chavez".

She was directed to be sassy, perhaps in an effort to draw out the low-key Rogers.

Yet the anger should be directed perhaps more at the officials than the striker.