Sentence examples for perhaps point to from inspiring English sources

If they can figure out how to start and stop the process by which prions convert other prions, they would not only cure F.F.I. and C.J.D., they would also perhaps point to treatments for Alzheimer's.

Derry will perhaps point to the controversial Gary O'Donnell score which doubled Galway's lead in the 55th minute after it appeared that Chrissy McKaigue had been fouled.

This may perhaps point to the presence of another expansion [ 55].

These positive perceptions perhaps point to the importance of the primary healthcare structure in Denmark in which every citizen is listed with a community-based GP, who serves as an entry point to diagnostics, treatment, and specialised care for many age-related health conditions.

This, perhaps, points to an explanation for her failure at the long form.

But his coalition bears some resemblance to Rudolph W. Giuliani's mosaic, and perhaps points to potential headaches for Democrats.

We can't continue to let the scum of Europe [come here]." And this perhaps points to the most important echo of all.

However, this perhaps pointed to the existence of an indoor facility for the Dutch game of kolf, a variety of the French jeu de mail mentioned above.

"There's a pretty bad track record of winning the Indy 500 and leaving, isn't there?" Patrick said, perhaps pointing to the struggles of Sam Hornish Jr. and Dario Franchitti, Indy 500 winners who later struggled in Nascar.

This off-the-cuff remark and the reaction to it perhaps pointed to why Jenkin, although periodically described as a "big beast" of the Tories in the 1970s and 80s, ultimately never quite reached the political heights.

The fact that stories could circulate about, and emanate from, people who lived here now, including those I didn't notice, perhaps pointed to a sort of subtle but vigorous regeneration.