Sentence examples for perhaps preferably from inspiring English sources

Hiking would be good - the UK perhaps, preferably the south west, but France would also be great.

The Oakland owners, Stephen Schott and Ken Hofmann, are said by some people in baseball to want either to move the team to San Jose or neighboring Santa Clara, or, perhaps preferably, receive permission to sell to someone who would move the team to San Jose or Santa Clara.

Accordingly, they would be better described as maximum expected precision (MEP) estimators, or perhaps preferably by the non-buoyant name that defines them as centroid or γ-centroid estimates.

Ideally, individuals should be tested not only with pure fructose but also, and perhaps more preferably, with fructose in food forms that better reflect real-life consumption.

Thus, although the images and biodistribution show that the specific activity is clearly adequate for thyroid imaging purposes, optimisation to improve the specific activity perhaps tenfold, preferably without starting with excessive activity of F, might well provide a superior target to background ratio.

Any color really will work as long as it's very shiny, healthy, long (but not too long, breast length perhaps) and preferably wavy.

Second, it needs to be set up with a "sunset" clause requiring its abolition and replacement after a set period, perhaps seven years, preferably on the basis of a referendum.

She suggests a well-defined brow, and a harmonizing blush, preferably crème, perhaps something from Kevyn Aucoin.

There is still time before the snows come to bundle up, sit on Moonstone's deck (preferably before sunset, perhaps for brunch) and enjoy the view along with a warming bowl of this deliciously complex soup.

The generation of the duplexed genomes is perhaps coincident with their circularization, preferably as monomers but also as concatemers [3] [5].

The sprouts from the refrigerated seeds can be planted, preferably in sterile soil, perhaps with a cut-off plastic bottle as a greenhouse.