Sentence examples for a time and perhaps from inspiring English sources

We live in a time, and perhaps it has always been thus, when "Christian" doesn't really mean much at all.

5 In general doorways are narrow and low, admitting one person at a time and perhaps requiring the individual to duck.

They laid only one or two eggs at a time and raised perhaps one chick a year.

Bonnefoy ponders language, too; he dreams of recovering a time and place, perhaps pre-Latin, when word and thing are unified, not abstracted into metaphor.

There was a time, and it perhaps still exists in some smaller companies, appropriately even, where the objectives were very simple: Sell x amount of product and do it profitably.

He wondered diffidently if I'd like to look at something he'd been working on for a long time, and perhaps take it for Granta.

It looks like the company will be around serving us great coffee for a long time, and perhaps in cities all over the world.

Merkel's helpful intervention has given them a bit of time and perhaps a bit of wiggle room.

TTIP has just been kicked into the long grass for a very long time, and perhaps for good.

It is a matter of time, and perhaps some financial engineering, before the company starts to hit its stride again.

Data from single cells suggest enhanced Ca2+ extrusion, likely via PMCA may be responsible for maintenance of close to normal relaxation responses for a period of time and perhaps augmented vasodilator response at early stages of fat feeding.