Sentence examples for perhaps by using from inspiring English sources

Perhaps, by using whatever I had on hand and selecting for novelty, I was making Watson seem kookier than necessary.

The obvious solution: turn the heat down at night, open a window a little and try to add moisture to the air, perhaps by using a vaporizer.

A Queens man who earlier this week shot and killed his supervisor in the housekeeping unit of a state-owned nursing home shot himself yesterday morning, perhaps by using the same gun, the authorities said.

Knowledge of privacy settings among children and young people could be improved, and instructions and information need to be more concise and easier to understand, perhaps by using more visual means, such as icons or illustrations.

If the past is any guide, though, Mr. Koizumi will be under intense pressure to abandon his fiscal austerity policies and to increase spending, perhaps by using supplementary budgets later in the fiscal year, a common practice in Japan.

But I would hope that there are people working on using technology to accomplish immediate off-site translation, perhaps by using encryption or other blocking techniques to prevent interception.

Mainland China has been accused by doctors there of leaving out many cases, perhaps partly by using a very narrow definition of SARS that covers only the sickest patients.

The Cancer Society, Mr. Goldberg wrote, was acting unethically, perhaps even illegally, by using federal dollars to finance the dialogue, which Mr. Goldberg says has a restricted membership and meets behind closed doors.

"If the official mapmaker of the T.A. has any sense," Mr. Tauranac said, perhaps dating himself by using the initials for the Transit Authority, precursor to today's New York City Transit, "he's at work at it already".

The same could perhaps be achieved by using a 9-level Likert scale for the collection of the responses.

The ambiguity could perhaps be resolved by using the word 'sensing' in the context of 'visual'auditoryory'tactileile' and 'bodily', so that bodily sensations would be perceivings which involved introspectible 'sensings'sensings