Sentence examples for this can perhaps from inspiring English sources

On its own this can, perhaps, be dismissed as little more than a curious paradox.

If there is perhaps a little additional magnetism missing from England's current night-time excursions, some colour to go with the almost alarming blue-green fecundity of New Zealand itself, this can perhaps be put down to the absence of one man in particular.

This can perhaps explain why environmental work has not become a natural part of corporate business development, despite the market for environmentally friendly products.

This can perhaps be explained by Figure5, which shows that the chance that a shared software variant resists the current attack is highest on the preferential attachment network.

This can perhaps be accomplished by measuring the strain simultaneously using a full-field method such as digital image correlation to correlate the regions of high strain with the temperature values measured.

This can perhaps be illustrated even more simply with a straightfoward architectural analogy involving the construction of a stone arch (e.g., Cairns-Smith 1985; Dawkins 1986; Schneider 2000; Thornhill and Ussery 2000).

This is in contrast to the general advice against scales, and this ambiguity can perhaps explain why some groups recommend scales.

This hyperbole can perhaps be forgiven, given the excitement of discovery, but any structure Smoot may have claimed to see was not unlike searches for images of animals in the clouds.

What this means can perhaps be brought out by considering moral evaluations.

Hence, they may be characterised by inertia, and this inertia can perhaps also explain the missing influence.

The interest of this notion can perhaps be best brought out by recalling a theorem of Banach and Tarski.