Sentence examples for perhaps improving from inspiring English sources

But the report said that such efforts, while perhaps improving achievement in isolated school districts, may have had little effect on an entire nation's performance.

But an increasing number of gardening apps now available might change that attitude, by helping with tasks like designing plots and choosing crops, and perhaps improving yields.

Perhaps improving their playoff chances even more, the Yankees will play the Blue Jays in a three-game series next week in Toronto and again in mid-September.

Increasingly, in Britain and North America, the term "stroke" is slowly being replaced by "brain attack" in the hope that new language will sponsor a new attitude towards the illness, and help modify our behaviour, making us less complacent and perhaps improving survival rates.

In an interview with The Daily Princetonian last month, Kyle Smith, the men's basketball coach at Columbia, explained why coaches favored a conference tournament, citing the possibility of having multiple teams in the national tournament or perhaps improving the league's seeding.

"This 'better' sleep could have positively affected cognitive ability," says Dr Samson, perhaps improving the consolidation of memories, for example.

Perhaps improved security.

Nature magnified and, perhaps, improved upon.

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

Now is the time to evaluate and perhaps improve the quality of your relationships.

By developing options to aggressive militarism we can keep ourselves honest and, perhaps, improve the world.