Sentence examples for perhaps indicated from inspiring English sources

The technique was outstanding and perhaps indicated that Walcott can still add a greater breadth to his game that will fulfil the promise he had as a teenager and restore him to being a more regular starter.

In particular, Mexico had to be quietly relegated as a potential venue, though comments in Mexico last week by Webb, to the effect that the Gold Cup could be moved out of the US, perhaps indicated a political solution that had been floated in order for the Copa América Centenario to be played in the US.

This is perhaps indicated by the Federal Network Agency's prohibition on power plant shutdowns and the call-up of the grid reserve for redispatch purposes ([22], p. 41 f.; [23]).

What this might involve is perhaps indicated by the so-called Dissoi Logoi (i.e., Arguments on Either Side), a short text found appended to some manuscripts of Sextus, generally dated to the end of the fifth century.

This perhaps indicated that in the first phase, the government could provide with subsidies for small scale harvesting of energy wood and thereby help the market to grow itself in the near future, as it has already been presented in public discussions in Finland.

The Palme win, which came as a surprise to most observers, perhaps indicated either a career award or the inevitable jury room compromises.

Screeches, squeaks, and a faint muttering filled the forest, perhaps indicating bliss and satisfaction, perhaps indicating that someone had perished.

He is yet to take any coaching badges, however, perhaps indicating that his interests lie elsewhere.

The economy was second, and asylum and immigration came seventh – perhaps indicating major politicians overplay its salience.

Already, the number of deaths seems to be stabilizing, perhaps indicating that the first wave of this influenza has peaked.

Still, the people kept coming, perhaps indicating the desperation for such straightforward fare in a comfortable setting.