Sentence examples for perhaps inextricably from inspiring English sources

The authors say that any decision by the courts or by legislators to limit funding for hESCs "will also have disastrous consequences for [iPSC funding] because research using the two different types of cell lines is deeply, perhaps inextricably, intertwined".

Perhaps we are inextricably constrained by our materialistic worldview that compels our insufficient analytical methodological modus operandi to solving complex issues.

Perhaps because childbearing feels inextricably linked to womanhood and self worth, and I would argue that you can't separate your head and heart from your hormones, any more than border collies can stop herding or salmon can swim downstream.

A lot is being said about the public's appetite for heroes and for brands (although in our perplexed historical moment, human heroes and trophy brands are almost inextricably confused... perhaps the more so after today).

Ford is a lone wolf, and always has been, perhaps because his life is inextricably linked to the American South.

Perhaps I shouldn't have said "inextricably".

In the past few months, a spate of publications have highlighted problems that might be inextricably linked to reprogramming itself, perhaps independent of the particular method used [ 19- 22] (reviewed in [ 23]).

For some, graffiti is analogous to the early punk scene, for some others it could be inextricably tied to hip hop or perhaps some ingenious subversion of formal letter-based communication.

De Oude Pijp is inextricably connected to the rich history of perhaps our most famous export product: Heineken beer.

First and perhaps most obviously, while pregnant women and fetuses are inextricably physically intertwined, the risks and potential benefits to each of them of various actions, situations, and interventions are typically different and can even be in tension.

Gilmar's career was inextricably tied to that of Brazil's — and perhaps the game's — greatest player: Pelé.