Sentence examples for perhaps more valid from inspiring English sources

Niarchos was no Marxist, and he was as locked into his highliving social set as gold ingot in a Swiss vault, but he did seem aware of his privileges and that there were other, perhaps more valid, worlds beyond his own.

It's easier and much more comforting than dealing with the possibility that other perspectives may be equally or perhaps more valid.

Small change next to the film business but, perhaps, the more valid comparison.

A more valid question, perhaps, is why Ripple is making friends outside of the core banking audience that it draws its revenue from?

In my experience, this is a stronger inclination than the equally valid (and perhaps more honest) admission that, "We sure put Dad through the wringer those last few months".

Perhaps more important, these observations were valid for a wide range of PEEP levels, from 5 cmH2O to as high as 17 cmH2O.

Although there are alternative methods of threshold setting [ 44], we believe this threshold to be valid and perhaps more reflective of the current EHP than the more arbitrarily-set threshold of $150-per-DALY (Additional file 5) [ 44].

Music competitions on television have become like the A.B.A. to the record industry's N.B.A., a parallel organization with similar goals and an equally valid way to gain attention, perhaps more so.

Moreover, I should note that the rhizome (perhaps, more precisely, network or web) of prokaryote evolution is generally valid beyond doubt.

Another important, and perhaps more obvious, implication is that it will no longer be valid to naïvely extrapolate rate estimates across different time frames when inferring evolutionary timescales.

Perhaps more of this sort of movement could be encouraged, with rich countries offering workers multi-entry visas valid for several years at a time.Yet any sort of circular migration brings challenges of integration.