Sentences with phrase «perhaps test the waters»

If it would be work appropriate in grey or black, perhaps test the waters with pink or dusty rose.

If we had to guess, it's an example of manufacturers looking to break through the usual 4 - 6 year model replacement cycle to get technology added to their vehicles as quickly as possible — and in Honda's case, perhaps testing the waters to see how many consumers will pay extra for it even on otherwise base models.

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Perhaps the Patriots brass wanted to test the waters on whether the fan base would be okay with Tebow signing, or perhaps it was just a heck of a coincPerhaps the Patriots brass wanted to test the waters on whether the fan base would be okay with Tebow signing, or perhaps it was just a heck of a coincperhaps it was just a heck of a coincidence.

More worrisome, perhaps, is that Mackie pulled more resistance genes from his deepest test wells, suggesting that the genes percolated down toward the drinking water supplies used by surrounding communities.

Indeed, when mice lacking the gene for making IL - 4 take the water maze test, they do badly, perhaps because their T cells lack a critical signal involved in fast learning.

Bor recommends doing perhaps a couple of weeks» work experience to test the waters.

Ellie, The breath tests are not always accurate so perhaps it was a false negative OR... interestingly, research has shown that even with adequate absorption of some FODMAPs they still elicit symptoms — so even if you digest it, the presence of the some FODMAPs in your intestine still draw water into your bowel and cause distress.

You are welcome to sign up as a free member and if you aren't sure about online dating, this is perhaps a good way to test the water.

Then again, they are making a new Shin Megami Tensei for Switch so perhaps PQ2 can be cross platform and test the waters on both.

Overall, cookbook authors seem to have less of an indie mindset... Perhaps culinary bloggers might be more willing to test the waters!

It is not necessarily the way to go in future publishing but it is, perhaps, a great way to «test» the waters without risk or financial investment.

Perhaps time to finally test the waters with a self - publish project and then continue to reassess future projects on a case by case basis...

Perhaps the original Kindle Fire's US - only launch was a way of testing the waters before a global launch of the sequel?

Perhaps Samsung is testing the waters with this mid-ranger before it makes the switch to 4:3 for high - end tablets.

So perhaps this will be a period of testing the waters to see how many Android fans jump to the good ship BlackBerry.

Americans with aspirations of moving to Canada (or perhaps purchasing a vacation property) may take a toe in the water approach by testing out the social fit in a new country by buying a secondary property.

Perhaps the best way of approaching this is almost as a method of testing the murky waters of an episodic Hitman, a glimpse at what's to come, although of course nobody can guarantee this level of quality going forward.

The answer, perhaps, is that Square Enix are using it to test the waters — and to test us in particular.

It's a perfect way of testing the waters at minimal cost before perhaps adopting the real life cards or deciding to tackle the free - to - play, microtransaction muddle that is Magic the Gathering Online.

Then again, they are making a new Shin Megami Tensei for Switch so perhaps PQ2 can be cross platform and test the waters on both.

Ya know, since there's clearly a need for working raw materials in near Earth orbit, and we're not going to catch an asteroid any time soon — perhaps it would be worth putting some loads of say water ice, or sheet metal, or nitrogen tanks, or something cheaper than a satellite, and making some test shots of this vehicle until they know for sure the fairing will pop off.

Perhaps Nintendo is really just toying with making its titles officially available away from its legacy hardware, or testing the waters to see if a set - top box is something we'd be interested in next year.

Perhaps Samsung is just testing the waters with a new design aesthetic.