Sentence examples for perhaps to support from inspiring English sources

Finally, the nation will spend on its military, its security and perhaps to support more ailing industries, like travel and insurance.

If the SNB wished at some point to offload foreign currency, perhaps to support a depreciating franc, the proportion of gold in its reserves would rise because selling it would be forbidden.

Google already has a 2.0 version of Android in the works, perhaps to support gadgets larger than phones, like notebooks and netbooks.

So that means that you're not only writing what your views are: you're actually using others' - well-known authors' perhaps - to support, justify, or maybe add a different context to the view.

But this only puts the president in the same position as many of Petri's colleagues: willing, perhaps, to support a hike in the gas tax, but unwilling to proactively push for it.

Furthermore, the non-classical MHC class 1 molecule HLA-G was up-regulated in pregnant animals, perhaps to support an immunosuppressive action on the maternal immune system.

Perhaps 1 Bf4 to support the nicely-posted knight on e5?

Not brilliant, but perhaps enough to support her father in his declining years.

He thanked his friends and family, "most notably my fiancee, Natasha, who chose, perhaps incredibly, to support me in my darkest hour".

It was perhaps threatening to support a "pro-democracy" movement in Russia itself, which would topple Putin and his allies from power.

The administration is to hold a high-level interagency meeting on Tuesday to decide whether to suspend diplomatic contacts with Iran or take even firmer actions, perhaps beginning to support opposition groups, to get the Tehran government to cooperate.