Sentence examples for perhaps concluding that from inspiring English sources

Perhaps concluding that the contrasts were obvious to everyone, he preferred to emphasise the similarity.

They went home, perhaps concluding that an old racial divide had at last been patched.

The jury was unmollified, perhaps concluding that the securities did not deserve to fall on their own.

More even than Terry, he was the symbol of what it meant to be an actor, and from his overwhelming success and popularity we can perhaps conclude that theater then was a little different from what we're used to.

The wider world may perhaps conclude that this is the hubris which can beset any team which begins believing its own publicity.

Since he was not forced down to odds-on for the Supreme, we can perhaps conclude that punters were harder to impress in those days.

One can perhaps conclude that there is something wrong with the premises Γ.

79 One can perhaps conclude that obese subjects are at increased risk of declining eGFR at levels of HOMA-insulin resistance that have no effect in lean individuals.

One could perhaps conclude that the PCHC nurses perceived by parents in our study as open and warm, willing to understand, giving feedback and communicating openly and straightforwardly, scored high in this type of empathy.

But as those comparative infants of higher education from the 1960s - Warwick, Bath and Loughborough - are up there in the top 10, perhaps we shouldn't conclude that age is everything.

And if ISIS begins to lose its distinguishing feature -- that it is a territorial power in Syria and Iraq -- then perhaps its leadership might conclude that Ayman al-Zawahiri was right: Al Qaeda was right, and ISIS, if it faces losing its territoriality, must adopt Al Qaeda strategies (Al Qaeda has already called for a united stand with ISIS against the Russian and Iranian interventions in Syria).