Sentence examples for perhaps enhance from inspiring English sources

I thought of it as a meeting between two extremes, a contrast that would perhaps enhance and intensify the quality of the dance.

[C5.] U.S. Plans to Retain Role of Internet Manager Amid appeals for a new international governing body for the Internet, the Bush administration has called for the United States to retain -- and perhaps enhance -- its long-standing role in Internet management.

They have simply lost their monopoly; they have had to move over and share their once closely guarded powers with the new rich, who are quite willing to spare the older generation so long as they are allowed to copy, and perhaps enhance, their style.

But with recent developments, it was not at all clear if the nuclear standoff between Iran and the United States would undermine prospects of the three going free or perhaps enhance their prospects as Iran tries to present a positive face to the world as it is being threatened with new sanctions by the United Nations Security Council.

The introduction of this technology promises to enhance safety, reduce accidents, increase fuel efficiency, and perhaps enhance traveler experience.

New methods are currently under development which will perhaps enhance or replace the PEM methodology in the future; however at present these are largely not operational.

We do need enhanced effort and perhaps enhanced nonmoral powers to fix poverty, climate change, and terrorism but we don't need enhanced moral vision to recognize that they need fixing" ([ 4]: 75).

There's no shortage of activities in and around the city that are undiminished, and perhaps enhanced, by winter temperatures.

The first should be preserved -- and perhaps enhanced -- but the second should be seriously discouraged, if not prohibited.

Perhaps enhanced social skills could explain why humans were successful and Neanderthals, in the end, was not?

The pressure effect is perhaps enhanced by the fact that the rocks along the fault have lower strength because of increased water-pore pressure.