Sentence examples for perhaps improve upon from inspiring English sources

The new generation of wives and daughters may perhaps improve upon their male forebears.

Although the party has yet to prove it has the ability to beat the PLD in 2010 legislative elections, it is likely to benefit from the electorate's disenchantment and perhaps improve upon the 40% share of the vote that PRD candidate, Miguel Vargas Maldonado, received in the 2008 presidential election.

Senators who supported the bill hope the House can pass a bill and perhaps improve upon the Senate's bill.

Nature magnified and, perhaps, improved upon.

But the customizers who helped to drive sales of the last car may find the new 300's styling harder to fiddle with — or, perhaps, to improve upon.

Can he replicate — or perhaps even improve upon — that effort this week against Internazionale (ESPN3.com; tape delay at 5 p.m. on Fox Soccer)?

The demises of the Theological Repository and the New Review left a publishing vacuum; the arrival in London of the author Thomas Christie, who was dedicated to starting a new periodical that would replace and perhaps even improve upon these precursors, was the primary impetus in the creation of the Analytical Review.

Perhaps improved security.

Also, if the latest series entry feels like it hasn't moved on in ways it should have since the original was released in 2005, it is worth noting that the strengths of that first title have been retained – and perhaps even improved upon.

To capture the peak time and magnitude of an ongoing season, the model must be updated frequently (e.g., weekly), involving lengthy runs of specialized software, but perhaps such a method could improve upon simpler methods for detecting anomalous outbreaks.

By applying engineering principles to molecular biology, synthetic biologists have developed platforms that improve upon, supplement, and will perhaps supplant traditional broad-spectrum antibiotics.