Sentence examples for would provide perhaps from inspiring English sources

(The Argus Leader would provide perhaps the only thorough account of what she said on the stump throughout the day).

"... only around 1%-21%-2%Britain's gas imports currently come from Siberia, while one Russian nuclear power plant would provide perhaps 5% or 6% of the country's electricity needs".

He estimated that the additional support would provide relief "for perhaps half a year or a year.

He would provide a boost -- perhaps, even a winning streak at the Garden -- but the Knicks will reverse their current funk only when Scott Layden dares to rebuild with players who do not have a Utah ZIP code in their past.

Even some Democrats said they were concerned that the death of Mr. Reagan would provide a welcome, if perhaps temporary, tonic for a president who had been going through tough political times.

High speed recordings with frames documenting each movement would provide the required information, perhaps with a simplified stick figure summary of the leg/joint movements.

Whether a more aggressive policy towards these babies would provide a different and perhaps more encouraging outcome seems unlikely without first seeing an improving picture for babies born at 23 weeks of gestation.

Perhaps that would provide a perspective that would reduce the worship of firearms.

What we know about the proposal so far is that the bill measure would provide emergency funding to General Motors and Chrysler, perhaps as soon as Dec. 15, so that they can keep their doors open for the remainder of the year.

A relatively cheap subscription service (think around $3 a month, or perhaps freemium) would provide users access to a full library of closed captioning, ASL accompaniment, and other options.

If I could figure out a way to overcome this challenge, perhaps it would provide insights into how to tackle other difficult to achieve goals.