Sentence examples for perhaps more usually from inspiring English sources
Here was a man who had lived a tweedy country life and was a keen angler and hunter, but who also had ecological knowledge and scientific credentials (he was director of the Freshwater Fisheries Laboratory in Pitlochry from 1982 to 2001) that are perhaps more usually associated with left-leaning environmentalists.
Finally, and perhaps more interestingly, TCTP, a cytoplasmic protein usually found in both normal and tumor cell lines, is overexpressed after UN long-term ingestion.
But the description of the security flaw was usually detailed enough for other, perhaps more malicious, hackers to use in carrying out an attack.
Lately Mr. Thibaudet has seemed interested in expanding his repertory, or, perhaps more accurately, his reputation as an interpreter of works not usually associated with him.
This situation is perhaps more acute to Singapore since students in specialized STEM school are usually high progress learners and teachers teaching these students may not be well prepared to teach more mixed ability students in mainstream schools.
Because as Bill Belichick knows, perhaps more so than most NFL coaches due to his understanding of the game -- turnovers usually control game outcomes.
This is usually more entertaining than the lead-up to the wild-card games, this year perhaps more than most.
The British artist Rachel Whiteread, who usually casts the inside of rooms or objects, much like negative images, is perhaps more acquainted with architectural forms than many artists.
Perhaps more surprising was the level of condemnation in an article by the Holocaust survivor Noah Klieger published in Yedioth Ahronoth, usually a strong supporter of Netanyahu.
Perhaps more than appears.
