Sentence examples for perhaps most cases from inspiring English sources

Relief is restricted to borrowers whose mortgage debt is at least 97percentt of the house's value — which means that in many, perhaps most, cases those who get debt relief will be borrowers who owe more than their house is worth.

In perhaps most cases, early development of the trait proceeds but is eventually halted.

In many (perhaps most) cases, we are not even aware of all relevant factors, let alone in possession of a determination rule.

It is ironic that many graduate students plan to have a career in academia but enter the job market with a major disadvantage: In many, perhaps most, cases the only formal training in teaching they receive is a short stint as a teacher's assistant (TA).

The most complex and perhaps most interesting case is the case of nine equilibrium points, four of which are local attractors, four of which are saddle points, and one of which is a repeller.

It seems clear that in many (perhaps even most) cases of envy, the subject is liable to find some moral complaint with which to justify negative feelings toward his rival.

For example, issues of social dimension are perhaps the most case-specific ones and should be chosen accordingly.

She said in her written remarks that she felt that perhaps even in most cases a person should aspire to overcome their personal experiences, but that they, in most cases, they may not.

Third, and perhaps most important, the case sends a clear message to senior political and military leaders that if they fail to punish or prevent sexual crimes when they have the chance, they will face very long prison terms.

This is perhaps most obviously the case when stakeholders and research participants are located in different countries and demonstrate a substantial difference in levels of vulnerability and social privilege.

The reaction will be predictable and businesslike, the moves perhaps harsh, but in most cases, deserved.