Sentence examples for perhaps with only from inspiring English sources

Perhaps after four days of directing proceedings the tourists are still favourites, perhaps with only six wickets left to take there is abundant scope for optimism on the tourists' part that they can go to Fortress Cape Town with a lead in the series.

"We've become accustomed to thinking that, in worldwide simultaneous releases of contemporary fiction, editions are the same, perhaps with only minor US spelling differences ("color/colour", etc) There's this sort of belief that because the technologies of publishing have improved, texts are less corrupted.

These subjectivists argue that this implies that the agent obeys the axioms of probability (although perhaps with only finite additivity), and that subjectivism is thus (to this extent) admissible.

Planning lectures can be time consuming during your first years, but once they are planned they can be reused for years, perhaps with only minor updating (depending on how well the lectures worked the first time).

The auction was the same at both tables, North's double being negative, showing four hearts (or perhaps five with only 6 to 9 points).

The man with the buried body is Jason Getty, a widower living in a US state – perhaps Oklahoma – with only a secret to keep him company.

Right in front of you is the smudged and crumbling facade of a derelict Baroque palazzo, unheralded, or perhaps marked with only a tiny plaque bearing a forgotten name and a date (late 17th century, usually, or early 18th).

The authors note that it is inherent to neurostimulation devices, perhaps with the only exception of DBS so far, to lack a proper placebo condition.

If your house is non-smoking and the prospective housemate is a smoker, is that something you can put up with (perhaps with outside-only smoking rules), or is it something you can't tolerate at all?

The Everton striker Toni Duggan should also be psyching herself up for a game, perhaps alongside White, with only one of the Scott-Anita Asante pivot retained at the back of midfield.

Again, the analogy with image-based techniques is relevant, with perhaps only the most valuable images stored in a completely lossless manner even locally, with more routine storage at variable levels under lossy compression formats.