Sentence examples for perhaps rely from inspiring English sources

Perhaps rely on international law and the World Court.

Battlefield players, then, perhaps rely on strict boundaries and benign systems in order to be nice to each other.

With respect to delineating the bounds of "ordinary life," the modal skeptic could perhaps rely on a physicalistic notion.

However, clarification is needed, as Leibenluft et al. (2003) highlights that there is a degree of uncertainty about how to classify some of these cases and Meyer et al. (2011) suggested that child psychiatrists should perhaps rely more on what are considered prototypical manic symptoms such as increased energy or decreased need for sleep when diagnosing BD in children.

We perhaps relied too much on the Environment Agency's advice.

He said: "We made a mistake, there's no doubt about that and we perhaps relied too much on the Environment Agency's advice".

Wright and his teammates have said some version of that for years, perhaps relying too much on a player who joined the Mets the day before his 20th birthday, in 2003.

She perhaps relies too heavily on John Whyte's important (but flawed) work on Catholicism in Ireland, north and south, and perhaps lacks the rather brutal political equipment needed to work out the murky deals that resulted in the Good Friday Agreement, of which she thoroughly approves.

Perhaps relying a mobile phone rather than building in the function isn't all that bad.

In contrast to the most typical subaerial, light-driven primary producer communities, underground microbes require a chemosynthetic metabolism for primary productivity, perhaps relying on the oxidation of sulfur and iron compounds to support growth and continuity, as these are the main energy sources in such environments (Sarbu et al. 1996; Chen et al. 2009; Porter et al. 2009).

Apple's iPhone 7 Plus introduced dual cameras which allow for some variation of depth-sensing for the sake of creating more stylish photos, but many are expecting the company to begin integrating more advanced tech in future models, perhaps relying on sensors from PrimeSense, a startup Apple acquired in late 2013 for a reported $360 million.