Sentence examples for that would perhaps provide from inspiring English sources

Climb up there today and you will still see how accurate that description is, but there are new sights that would perhaps provide William with further horror and perhaps, delight: bicycles.

The objective of this study was to predict 1000-m rowing ergometer performance based on 12 anthropometric and six physiological variables in 48 male rowers (age range 12.0 13.9 year; mean ± S.D. 12.94 ± 0.61) and to determine the key parameters that would perhaps provide a scientific basis for talent identification and the selection process in rowing.

One may argue that this would, perhaps, provide the study with "stronger students", eager to discuss these matters.

"I thought that would perhaps solve the problem," he said.

That would, perhaps, eliminate the need for honking so much.

The insurers would finance an industry pool that would then provide terrorism coverage of perhaps $10 billion, with the government paying for any greater losses, industry representatives say.

This appeared to constitute a form of "anticipatory" social support from future work colleagues who would understand their needs and perhaps have insights that would provide specific and unique benefits.

The British came very near to holding Crete and perhaps other islands that would have provided air support for naval operations throughout the eastern Mediterranean.

But the city is hoping that perhaps the legislation includes language that would provide for reimbursement for some revenue loss as part of the broader disaster relief theme.

Hoping to dampen such criticisms, Mr. Brodsky has introduced legislation that would provide public financing for those running to become delegates, perhaps preventing professional politicians from dominating a convention.

Perhaps he did not realise that the plane had switched to the alternate mode that would provide him with far less assistance.