Sentence examples for perhaps supported by from inspiring English sources
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.
According to Sky's Darcey, roughly the same number are "still getting by on Freeview, Freesat or analogue terrestrial, perhaps supported by a little bit of iPlayer and YouTube".
"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".
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.
These, perhaps supported by subsidies, were enforced by supervision of the whole Lowlands by patrols based on forts beyond the wall.
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.
There's no doubt that collaboration software is an incredibly crowded space, yet many small teams often fall back on Skype group chat for their realtime conversations, perhaps supported solely by email and the likes of Google Docs.
This requirement seems plausible because the recognition that an action is right plausibly is the recognition that the action is well-supported (perhaps conclusively supported) by justifying moral reasons for action, and such a recognition should motivate someone unless the agent is practically irrational.
Thus, the idea while perhaps weakly supported by our experiment, remains hypothetical.
This concept is perhaps best supported by data emerging from cancer genome sequencing projects.
Bradymetabolic ectothermy appeared perhaps most strongly supported by modeling of heat exchange with the environment, indicating that a tachymetabolic sauropod would overheat (Dunham et al., 1989; Spotila et al., 1991; Alexander, 1989, 1998: O'Connor & Dodson, 1999).
