Sentence examples for perhaps some degree from inspiring English sources

He had what sociologist David Riesman has called "the nerve of failure". In an essay on Arthur Koestler, he wrote: "Perhaps some degree of suffering is ineradicable from human life, perhaps the choice of evils, perhaps even the aim of socialism is not to make the world perfect but to make it better.

Perhaps some degree of decoupling of happiness and money would be desirable.

We have found a regular increase in κ as the surfactant concentration is increased (in the Additional file 1: Figure S2), an effect indicating a shape transformation of the aggregates (from spheres to cylinders) and perhaps some degree of percolation.

Perhaps some degree of linkage disequilibrium would be useful to consider.

If a fraction of the emotional respect that has been shown to the Grenfell victims had been shown to the Hillsborough victims, justice would have been done long ago and perhaps even some degree of closure found.

American officials despite their substantial displeasure with Al Jazeera, could perhaps extract some degree of comfort from signs that the station was doing the antiterrorism campaign a favor of sorts by broadcasting the crude threats without first censoring them.

Coleridge remarked on the apostolic quality of Wordsworth's readers, who were found "chiefly among young men of strong sensibility and meditative minds; and their admiration (inflamed perhaps in some degree by opposition) was distinguished by its intensity, I might almost say, by its religious fervor".

Faced with the realities of declining advertising revenues, and the constant promises from critics that within three years, or fifteen months, or by next week, nobody will be reading anything, publishers have been scrambling to save themselves — and, perhaps to some degree, save the world from a future filled with vaguely literate citizens.

The eye would have been located in the upper compartment, which was tilted slightly outwards in Carnotaurus, perhaps providing some degree of binocular vision.

This can perhaps to some degree explain why conservation-based methods are so much better relative to PWM scanning on the promoter benchmark than they are on the site benchmark.

The detection of ADCC activity with scIgG-T in the present report, albeit at a much reduced level relative to the intact version of IgG1, perhaps reflects some degree of recruitment of myeloid-mediated ADCC activity in addition to NK function.