Sentence examples for perhaps to extract from inspiring English sources

And perhaps to extract information about contacts, just as the iron curtain countries used to do in the bad old days.

Interestingly, Chua et al. [10] also observed that overall durations for both object and background fixations were longer for Americans than for Chinese, indicating that Americans' eye-movements were characterized by longer dwell times, perhaps to extract more visual details at each focal point.

The police realized that the size of the crowd was bound to grow over time, making it perhaps more difficult to extract its "forces," without releasing the handcuffed protesters.

Perhaps the pharmas, hoping to extract god knows what from them".

Then we could have had room for manoeuvre and perhaps a little leverage to extract concessions.

Dr. McCutcheon and his colleagues suspect that the insect uses some of these genes to manage its microbial residents — perhaps using bacteria proteins to extract amino acids from them, for example.

Perhaps the academy ought to extract Mr. Glass from the Next Wave and give him a series of his own: the BAM Howard Gilman Opera House, after all, is the most congenial theater in New York for Mr. Glass's music, operatic and otherwise.

Perhaps they are looking to extract data about its massive user base or simply to improve its underlying database technology as it continues to grow, or even as a friend suggested on Twitter, it could be to help visualize content in Dropbox.

Writing in 1735, Gennes de la Chancelière described the capture and consumption of two specimens as follows: Japetus Steenstrup noted that some Rodrigues solitaire remains bore traces of having been broken by man or perhaps another large predator, to extract bone marrow.

Water scarcity doesn't help either, and will get more difficult when the country shifts its attention to shale (which requires perhaps 20 times more water to extract than coal bed methane).

Mr Sarin was planning to concentrate on integrating Vodafone's existing businesses, and perhaps working on a deal to extract SFR, its French associate, from the controlling clutches of Vivendi.