Sentence examples for perhaps striking from inspiring English sources
But other prominent anti-abortion lawyers said it was unlikely that the Supreme Court would take the case and that if it did, the result would be an affirmation of the right to an abortion, making a reversal harder and perhaps striking down some existing state limits.
Yet with fraternal Turkish-Azeri ties at their lowest point in 17 years, the prospects of Azerbaijan doing a gas deal with Russia and perhaps striking other agreements too has never been higher.The foreign ministries of Turkey and Armenia announced on April 24th that they had agreed a roadmap to normalising ties.
Given that Moore and Sidgwick were both ethical realists, it is perhaps striking that the most influential philosophical use of ethical supervenience has been in arguments against ethical realism.
And now it appears that animals are perhaps striking back.
28 Perhaps striking a balance between more 'intense' cases to increase physician engagement and providing feedback information may lead to the improvement in medication intensification.
It is perhaps striking that the ancestors of Chiromyiformes and Lemuriformes separated so much longer ago than the known diversification within Lemuriformes (between one-and-a-half times and twice as long), particularly in light of the significant diversity of extant Lemuriformes.
Perhaps Strike should consider an alternative service for the likes of UFJ and MTFG: a valuation that is guaranteed to arrive too late, or your money back.
Remains of fortifications that pre-dated Humayun's rule have been found – other kings at other times, perhaps struck by the same idea.
She watched, perhaps stricken by a small bout of guilt, as a small blond woman with a ponytail jogged down Bedford Avenue.
Ms. Henley, best known for "Crimes of the Heart" and "The Miss Firecracker Contest," has perhaps struck out more often than she has scored.
Vandal gold was perhaps struck by Gaiseric (428 477) or Huneric (477 484) in the Byzantine emperor's name, but in the absence of any royal monogram it cannot easily be attributed.
