Sentence examples for perhaps leads from inspiring English sources

Bring the kids to the office allowed us to see a different aspect of our staffs' personalities and it helps develop relationships between staff, which perhaps leads to friendships outside the office".

All told, Gove's traditionalism perhaps leads him to fixate on schools that cater for 11- to 18-year-olds, while some of the country's most successful institutions are overlooked (to compound their pain, unlike schools, sixth-form colleges must also pay VAT).

Once the comparative investigation of the larger scale experiments with the integral analysis, we anticipate that a more universal hydrogen jet and flame data can be obtained, which perhaps leads to a better safety distance of hydrogen stations.

Much of the debate focuses on whether skipping undergarments is unsanitary or perhaps leads to an increased risk of bacterial vaginosis or yeast infections.

Compared to a traditional focus group, the technology perhaps leads to responses being more completely considered, clearly presented, and candid.

Indeed, it has been shown that p53 mutation precedes (and perhaps leads to) aneuploidy in Barrett's tissues (Neshat et al, 1994; Prevo et al, 1999).

Altering expression of these genes would allow elucidation of their function and perhaps lead to fruit with altered cell numbers leading to changes in fruit texture and size.

Lead levels at the two schools were also similar; leaded gasoline has been prohibited since 2000, and perhaps lead in the two areas derived not from traffic pollution, but rather from such sources as building material pollution or secondary pollution.

This trend will exacerbate Indians' existing grievances and perhaps lead to more conflict.

A splintered Iraq would tempt Iran, frighten Turkey and perhaps lead to regional war.

It will perhaps lead a few more people to become 105, but not 110 or 120.