Sentence examples for perhaps partial from inspiring English sources

A situation is a perhaps partial representation of the universe.

Perhaps partial relexification by Chinese in historical times is to be blamed for the fact.

Let \(f\) be a perhaps partial function of arity \ k+1\).

Different sessions have different human subject group (there are perhaps partial overlaps) and different sentence set (without overlap).

Two, perhaps partial punishment for Labour in working class areas for combining with the Tories in Better Together.

With these concepts, models could be designed and exported independently as valid, perhaps partial models and yet will remain integrated when they are inserted into the federated model.

("Am I now suggesting appeasement, rapprochement, or perhaps even partial surrender?") Of course not!

In adjuring them to be silent, Jesus rejected the response as perhaps too partial, too political.

A follow-up – The Ball Street Journal – was an understandable (and perhaps only partial) mis-step; the formula had worked so well on My Ghetto Report Card that E-40 tried to make the same album twice.

Those steps might include interviewing employees at a company where an auditor suspects fraud, or perhaps conducting partial audits during the year rather than waiting until year-end, said Chuck Landes, director of audit and attest standards at the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants.

Anyway, he hopes to appeal to the sort of New Yorker found, these days, less often in Manhattan than in Williamsburg or Hoboken, and perhaps more partial to Jager bombs than Pouilly-Fuissé.