Sentence examples for perhaps in connection with the from inspiring English sources

The Mycenaean script dropped out of use in the 12th century when the Mycenaean palaces were destroyed, perhaps in connection with the Dorian invasions.

That suggests that a change in bone structure occurred in the two populations, perhaps in connection with the shift to agriculture.

His references to a locust plague may refer to an actual calamity that occurred; the prophet used the situation to call the people to repentance and lamentation, perhaps in connection with the festival of the New Year, the "Day of Yahweh".

The greatest need for continued engagement of government and international and national research agencies is perhaps in connection with the long-term surveillance, monitoring, and evaluation that are required, using standard indicators for malaria IVM (WHO 2012c).

By the electrochemical etching we observed ivariably 〈1120〉 pit orientation (and, perhaps, in connection with this the appearance of non-symmetrical etch pits on the emergence points of screw dislocations with the Burgers vector 13 〈1123〉).

"If you didn't prepare a marriage contract before you wed, you can do it after you are married, perhaps in connection with a reaffirmation of vows ceremony," the organization's Web site says.

On 4 February 1628, Striggio was still asking for a copy of Armida, perhaps to use in connection with the next duke's coronation.

But it does place him at the center of activities on two coasts, which now appear even more coordinated, in what the authorities theorize was an effort to detonate a bomb somewhere in the United States, perhaps in connection with millennium celebrations.

The same point that we must view the dialogues as the product of a single mind, a single philosopher, though perhaps one that changes his mind can be made in connection with the politics of Plato's works.

These are abstract propositions of law, which I give in connection with the charge, as perhaps more fully amplifying it.

Mr Bashir would be indicted in connection with the ongoing violence in Darfur, where perhaps 300,000 people have died in the past five years, largely as a result of attacks by pro-government militias.