Sentence examples for perhaps the cases from inspiring English sources

If this criticism is correct, then perhaps the cases that have been cited as applications of the principle of double effect are united only by the fact that each is an exception to the general prohibition on causing the death of a human being.

Perhaps, the cases that are most relevant for the present finding are the apparent inactivation of the small subunits of DNA polymerases and the N-terminal 3'-exonuclease domains in eukaryotes.

Is that, perhaps, the case here?

Perhaps the case has simply been around too long, inducing fatigue.

Was it, perhaps, the case that the struggling teams committed more fouls and their opponents committed fewer?

That was perhaps the case with Ms. Bartz, who responded to a provocation from the Techcrunch founder, and Silicon Valley gadfly, Michael Arrington with an expletive.

This was perhaps the case just over a week ago, after a few readers complained about a Comment piece by the Conservative MP Nick Herbert.

It is perhaps the case that new media features do not support such dialoguing.

Perhaps, the case can also be construed as an inference to the only explanation (Bird 2007).

Perhaps the case of Kelly Thomas will help all of us remember this.

If we were only dealing with the narrow presidential loss we just suffered, perhaps the case could be made for tinkering around the edges.