Sentence examples for perhaps to permit from inspiring English sources

By the time it ceases for good shortly before midnight, two to four inches will have fallen – just enough, perhaps, to permit sledding.

These data suggest that fascin levels are downregulated by neural activity, perhaps to permit synapse-structure changes.

But there are cases where rationality seems to permit (or perhaps even require) failures of transitivity and failures of completeness.

Local recharge of stormwater into the trenches appears to permit minor releases, perhaps due to transient saturation within the trenches but above the local water table.

In order to permit direct referrals (and perhaps even PHC direct electronic appointments) without previous checking, a narrower definition of current QDU referral criteria (Table  1) may be needed.

Thus, perhaps one role of the RNAi machinery is to permit a rapid and potent response to the sudden activation of L1 retrotransposons.

Alternatively GlnR could be sequestered in the cell, perhaps to the cell membrane [ 39], which would permit a rapid response to nitrogen stress.

We hypothesized that, as with Exo1, elimination of Sgs1 or Dna2 in cells lacking Pif1 might improve the growth of cdc13-1 mutands and perhaps even permit growth at 36°C.

"Our first priority is going to be to the residents, and perhaps to people who have bought a full-season beach permit," he said, referring to a town permit that costs $100.

It also led to (or perhaps permitted the perpetuation of) such expedients as the transformation of the circus clown into a tolerated means for exhibiting and venting public exasperation with the regime.

Perhaps to avoid revisiting this debate, on October 4th St Louis began the process of repealing its permit rules.