Sentence examples for perhaps be possible to from inspiring English sources

"If this is done it would perhaps be possible to breed a hardy and resourceful race capable of competing against all comers.

If a certain genotype was associated with certain clinical features, it would perhaps be possible to select patients for treatment based on clinical criteria.

Building upon past work [45], [46], [47], it might perhaps be possible to train monkeys to pair the motion discrimination response with a simplified rating task for perceptual awareness.

After having used this form successfully for 10 years, with full national coverage, it was felt that it would perhaps be possible to ask for additional data with reasonable compliance and without having a negative effect on participation.

Perhaps it will be possible to help R.A.'s recognize red flags in the online profiles of their charges.

And perhaps it might be possible to attribute a portion of the MRC spend to the Health budget without changing structures.

Perhaps it would be possible to give the teacher aides professional development in such discourse or, preferably, engage them in collaborative reflection on classroom talk.

Someday, after an effective military effort, perhaps it will be possible to have a political settlement that includes elements of the Taliban in Afghanistan, but nobody knows if or when that will ever happen.

By remembering John F. Kennedy and his legacy of a "vision of political action and public service based on courage, service, inclusion and innovation" in this year of the 100th anniversary of his birth – perhaps it will be possible to bring that once upon a time spot and shining moment back again.

Perhaps it could be possible to specify additional restrictions over the cost functions in order to guarantee that the algorithms in [ 7], [ 8], and [ 9] return optimal solutions for all instances.

It will often (though perhaps not always) be possible to make explicit the elements open to modification, and stipulate the nature of the facilitation process through which this will occur.