Sentence examples for perhaps supporting from inspiring English sources

The final communiqué of the G-8 summit meeting next week in Northern Ireland will invariably mention Middle East peace, perhaps supporting Secretary of State John Kerry's efforts to revive peace negotiations.

You wonder if anyone within the CIA or close to the White House thought this strategy might be all wrong; that perhaps supporting the Soviets against the Mujahideen rather than actively opposing them might result in greater benefits?

While this study only evaluated acute feedings, low CHO diets have been shown to decrease circulating insulin levels, which promotes fatty acid utilization in skeletal muscle [14], perhaps supporting the lower RER for PRO ingestion in the current study.

That said, the need for some comprehension and voluntariness means that mental states also affect when consent legitimizes medical intervention, perhaps supporting a hybrid view (as Miller and Wertheimer 2010, 84 call it).

The vertebrate affinities of these small elongate animals is indicated by the following preserved features (Janvier 2003): a head, a distinct branchial region with six filamentous gills, chevron-shaped myomeres (muscle blocks) along the body, and possible cartilaginous elements perhaps supporting the branchial apparatus surrounding the anterior part of an axial skeleton (notochord).

Interestingly, while average PRO intake was relatively high, an additional acute feeding of 25 g of PRO significantly augmented REE in the current study, perhaps supporting the suggestion that higher protein needs (1.63 g∙kg−1 day−1) may be necessary for women to maintain nitrogen balance [35].

The UN and some European countries would perhaps support that.

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

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.

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