Sentence examples for that may perhaps from inspiring English sources
It is a testimony that may perhaps seem violent, but our lives were violent".
For reasons that may perhaps make sense when it happens, the torch is being ferried around every local authority in Britain by "inspirational people".
There is a rather primitive-looking, angular, cramped style that may perhaps be associated with the Stoudion monastery, in which a certain number of mainly patristic texts were written c.
Another chamber, seventy-two feet long, has the look of an assembly room, with a platform of stone at one end that may perhaps have served as a pulpit from which the sacred books were read.
Global Software Development GSDD) projects could be best understood as intrinsically complex adaptive living systems: they cannot purely be considered as 'designed systems', as deliberate design/control episodes and processes (using 'software engineering' models) are intermixed with emergent change episodes and processes (that may perhaps be explained by models).
In particular, the change amounts of these properties are illustrated to be dependent on the number of the added nitrogens, a significant finding that may perhaps make it possible to quantificationally regulate properties of organic sensitizers to match diverse requirements in the building of a high-efficiency DSC.
Before responding to anything that may be perhaps beyond your knowledge level, for example, "Expand on that, if you would".
"There are other differences between universities and non-university higher education providers that may be relevant, perhaps including different community expectations and service obligations".
The only piece of the puzzle that may be missed, perhaps by some, is going grocery shopping.
Or will it create the kind of resentment that may provoke extreme and perhaps violent acts?
Local and regional traffic has been proposed as an important source of PM pollution that may increase cardiovascular risk, perhaps through triggering short-term autonomic changes.
