Sentence examples for perhaps superior from inspiring English sources
That will depend on the cost and whether people regard it as safe, healthy, and morally acceptable (or perhaps superior) to what we eat today.
The third, and perhaps superior, way of release is through a discipline of devotion to God (bhakti-yoga) in which the self humbly worships the loving God and hopes for an eternal vision of God.
The New Yorker, September 3 , 1960 P. 24Inspired by an article by neurologist Dr. John C. Lilly in the New York Times about the bottle-nosed dolphin which was said to be at least equal and perhaps superior to man in some aspects of brainpower, writer discloses fact that he has carried on a conversation with one of the creatures, whose name was Murdoch.
These findings suggest that a higher PEEP strategy is likely as effective as a lower PEEP strategy and perhaps superior for patients with more severe disease.
John MacFarlane suggested that a "perhaps superior option" would be to require explicit domains D in the abstracts, thus: {x ∈ D | Φ x)}.
At the beginning of the 20th century, many businesses felt they were equal, or perhaps superior to the government.
And pride is often linked to the belief of being special, perhaps even superior.
Are female values critical and perhaps even superior in the workplace?
Nokia this year was rated No. 2 and Samsung was No. 3 in the J.D. Power survey; perhaps a superior camera could bump Nokia up even higher in satisfaction.
Because the main thrust of the new procedures is to remove ineffective teachers and, perhaps, reward superior ones, their key element is "value added" test scores — measuring how much students' scores have improved.
Far fewer of us are conversant with Haydn's militant overture, the wonderful martial accompaniments to Rinaldo's first aria, or the Armida-Rinaldo duet that ends Act I. Like Beethoven, Haydn can make acute musical sense out of personal confrontation, and he is perhaps even superior in his evocations of birds, forests and other natural phenomena.
