Sentence examples for perhaps support from inspiring English sources

The UN and some European countries would perhaps support that.

I intimated that maybe he was overdoing the blues to elicit sympathy and perhaps support from the United States.

Habara guessed that sex was one of her assigned duties — or perhaps "support activities" was the term they used.

And if it backs them, a grateful Ms Bonino might perhaps support a Berlusconi-led alliance in the next election, due by 2001.

She knows that if she succeeds, there might be a big bonus from Bush Inc.: a cushy job as an ambassador or perhaps support for a Senate run.

It is worrying that someone in BIS thought that it was a sensible proposition, but fortunately their views were seen to be a mistake – perhaps support for the science case from the Treasury helped.

These, perhaps supported by subsidies, were enforced by supervision of the whole Lowlands by patrols based on forts beyond the wall.

Drass's argument is perhaps supported by the recent hype surrounding the Hollywood film The Interview – a comedy about the assassination of a serving world leader.

Long Island's request for proposals demands a free component of the service, perhaps supported by advertising revenues, that would be slower than a paid connection.

At the moment, action by United States special forces, perhaps supported by tactical air strikes intended to minimize civilian casualties, seems the least worrisome option from a political perspective.

"I know that if things stay where they are, then in eight days' time, David Cameron, perhaps supported by Nick Clegg, would be in office".