Sentence examples for there perhaps exists from inspiring English sources

There perhaps exists an imaginary Congressional district, bound within the networked minds of Glenn Beck and Sarah Palin, where Doug Hoffman could have been a big winner.

In addition, there perhaps exist a few defects or other doping elements in the lattice, which can be found in the left corner of the image.

Furthermore, during origin of life formation there perhaps existed two kinds of amino acids: one the L-form, and the other is D-form.

The discovery of this archaeal species suggests that yet more bizarre microbes may exist out there, perhaps bugs that survive at negative pHs. "If you keep looking, you will find them," predicts Princeton University geochemist Tullis Onstott.

Even samples with Gleason 4 pattern are located closer to samples of Gleason patterns 3, and 5, indicating that, perhaps, there exists a subsampled subtype of prostate cancer or there might be another experimental bias or factor that at present we can not resolve with the information we have for these samples.

Perhaps there exists an alternate universe of men who insure their survival in equally fraught ways.

Perhaps there exists a covert manifesto which was devised not by the Children of Thatcher but by the Children of Ayn Rand.

Perhaps there exists a tradeoff between too little and too much variability or determinism [42].

Perhaps there exist several types of offences and perpetrators with a specific constellation of current and background variables of which we are presently unaware.

However, perhaps there exist subsets of patients having more challenging neck anatomy for whom ultrasound-guided needle passage might be safer than passing the needle blindly.

In the Jamiltepec region of Mexico, there exists perhaps the most colorful version of that kind of dance, the Chareos dance.