Sentence examples for perhaps than provide from inspiring English sources

It's not like he has in mind any plan or policy actually to do anything very different from his rival on this score, other perhaps than provide somewhat more generous federal benefits after the plant is closed down.

Perhaps the president is too visible in too many venues that suck up oxygen rather than provide it.

Estorra lasts somewhat longer than Ambien so perhaps could provide longer sleep.

The castle was formed around a court, later called the inner court, enclosed by a curtain wall with a circular tower on each corner and a gatehouse at the front; the north-east tower was larger than the others, perhaps to provide additional defences.

But perhaps they are doing more than providing a prurient reading, as such a western label might suggest?

In these cases, surgical resection perhaps acted more as a diagnostic and prognostic tool to select patients for complete resection rather than providing therapeutic benefit.

Perhaps 2014 will provide the answer.

Although in vitro chemical nitration may perhaps provide larger total yields of modified proteins, it has been observed to be less selective and specific than electrochemical nitration.

"I think from the UK perspective, the impact on water resources may be less of a challenge than perhaps first thought, provided that it is planned for properly," Dr Jim Marshall, policy adviser to Water UK, told the BBC.

As viral pathogenicity has been linked to fitness, the findings of this study also suggest that the pathogenicity of isolates present during acute HIV-1 infection may be higher than previously thought, perhaps providing further evidence for the initiation of ART during this phase of HIV-1 infection.

Given that receptive fields are slightly smaller in V6 than in MSTd, V6 may sit at a slightly earlier processing stage than MSTd and perhaps provides estimates of local translation to MSTd as suggested by several models (e.g., Sereno and Sereno 1991; Zhang et al. 1993).