Sentence examples for supported perhaps from inspiring English sources

Would the bare lot on the east side of Cleveland seem more valuable if the neighbors knew it supported perhaps 30 or even 50 species of pollinating bees?

It's hard to tell if these are in the photograph supported, perhaps, on wire structures, or have been introduced in the printing process.

Imams can, and do, spring up almost spontaneously, supported perhaps by a few devotees, financed usually from North Africa, the Middle East or Asia, trained, often minimally, in a country where democracy is an unfamiliar concept, and answerable to no one but God.

He has also supported perhaps 600 legal complaints against them, many still grinding through the court system.

Highly popular stories could be completely ad supported, perhaps for a limited time or number of downloads.

As noted earlier, expect more platforms to be supported — perhaps Windows Phone 8 and Windows 8 support could be on the horizon, given Microsoft's recently unveiled smartphone and tablet plans.

Today, the system supports perhaps a million American songwriters.

But is it possible Gove, a restless reformer unjustly loathed on the left, might become an unlikely liberal hero by pointing out the glaring contradictions for conservatives to be supporting perhaps the most grotesque state failure of them all?

These are folks who will vociferously oppose the smallest incremental government encroachment on commerce, yet now support perhaps the single most onerous government intervention in the private labor market.

Instead he intends it to be a model for what a pro-technology candidate would support, perhaps guiding politicians who are less tech-savvy on a more friendly arc.

This requirement seems plausible because the recognition that an action is right plausibly is the recognition that the action is well-supported (perhaps conclusively supported) by justifying moral reasons for action, and such a recognition should motivate someone unless the agent is practically irrational.