Sentence examples for perhaps upon from inspiring English sources

Now, so many years since his death — in a process beginning perhaps upon the instant of his perishing — Warhol seems more alive than ever, his personality completely unhidden.

The scientific management principle of breaking work down into small, repetitive tasks was based perhaps upon the notion that the worker does not think on the job.

Perhaps upon its completion the whole world would understand that America is a country that values, honors and respects the rights and lives of individual people.

Eight days after Truman beat Dewey, the Social Science Research Council appointed an investigative committee, explaining that "extended controversy regarding the pre-election polls among lay and professional groups might have extensive and unjustified repercussions upon all types of opinion and attitude studies and perhaps upon social science research generally".

"Perhaps upon release of that photo there may be a little bit different perception about what took place, and people might have a better understanding of how we were doing everything with an abundance of caution to protect all of our students in Irving," Weaver said.

So perhaps upon appropriate functionalization, they could be redesigned for cancer imaging [38], cancer treatment [39], drug delivery [40], and sensory gadgets [41].

We could also authorize physicians through hospital policies, professional guidelines, or laws unilaterally to withdraw life-supports upon a declaration of total brain failure (perhaps even upon a determination of irreversible unconsciousness) in cases where continued treatment is unnecessary for organ procurement and appears otherwise futile.

Surely it is plausible to assume that, as with other rights to goods or services, the content of the right must depend upon the resources available in a given society and perhaps also upon a certain consensus of expectations among its members" [ 57].

Nature magnified and, perhaps, improved upon.

I offer two comments that perhaps bear upon the piece.

The new generation of wives and daughters may perhaps improve upon their male forebears.