Sentence examples for perhaps frequent from inspiring English sources

Oh, and perhaps frequent flyers will be treated to no-frills in-flight entertainment, like water-boarding.

Yet the rule is hardly new, and prosecutors' occasional (or perhaps frequent) failures to comply are as old as the rule.

Clearly, mutual interaction is the starting point of recognition and perhaps frequent interactions cement the process of becoming acquainted.

It is conceivable that a protracted period of coughing due to respiratory tract infection, the use of angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitor drugs [1], or perhaps frequent episodes of primary headache, might lead to peripheral sensitisation, with reduced threshold for trigeminal activation.

Thus, the sites that we define as constitutive because they are bound in over 90% of cell lines are likely sites where a protein spends most time in the bound state -- perhaps an individual binding event of long duration or perhaps frequent bouts of binding/unbinding with the bound state predominating.

Perhaps repeated frequent view ing is not good for some one time favorites.

The on-board announcements, however, were perhaps too frequent for most people's tastes.

Caperton, who now felt a wider and more fiery belt of perhaps increasingly frequent sorrow begin to singe him, slid to his knees and crushed his face into the seat back.

I also wish the inappropriately dreary, subtitle-ish title had been appended to something more pithy: "Enter, Fleeing," perhaps, a frequent Shakespearean stage direction that set Walter Benjamin musing profitably, as Garber notes.

Perhaps her frequent campaign stops and testy televised debates had taken their toll, as the candidate's tone was rather prosaic: "Let's make Georgia as good as it can be," she said.

The THARCV syndrome is a neurological disturbance perhaps more frequent than expected, preferentially affecting middle aged female migraineurs, and having an unpredictable prognosis, either showing a benign course or leading to stroke.