Sentence examples for perhaps much better from inspiring English sources

You can see that perhaps much better here, in these details.

Back then the kind of Asian-inspired food that Indochine served was more novel and perhaps much better.

The parameter of interest, with the value of the heating rate, should be between 2 and 10°C/min, and perhaps much better between 2 and 5°C/min.

Well, what I had in mind I think was perhaps much better stated by Lincoln during the war between the States.

Well, what I had in mind, I think, was perhaps much better stated by Fred Silverman during the development of "Supertrain".

If 7-Eleven were to launch a good new product, perhaps in a week or two other chains would follow suit, perhaps with much better products.

Israelis used to have higher expectations and to demand better of themselves but are now becoming increasingly resigned to being just like everyone else, no worse, perhaps, but not much better either.

In the current study although we didn't aim to analyse the histopathological and molecular biomarkers, more recently, it has been suggested that SBA has striking molecular similarities with CRC [ 9]; this perhaps suggests that much better outcomes should be achieved in SBA if more prospective randomised studies were designed to inform treatment strategies.

And therefore, as many previous speakers have during this festive season, I would like to express the wish that the European summit will one day learn, in as many languages as you like, to understand, appreciate, state, perhaps even conjugate much better, on the threshold of the 21st Century, one little word which is no longer established in poetry alone but in politics as well.

Perhaps some people are much better placed than others to appreciate certain considerations, and perhaps our strategic interactions would cause us to reach suboptimal outcomes if we each pursued our own unfettered judgment of how the overall set of considerations plays out.

Other topics which concern everybody, like housing, work much better". Perhaps saving energy in the home will stir their interest.