Sentence examples for amount perhaps from inspiring English sources

A certain amount, perhaps less persuasively, is psychoanalytic.

Anything added to the loan amount — perhaps to pay for home renovations or consolidate debts — would be taxed.

The price with premium was £104,500 – a reasonable amount, perhaps, since the estimate had been £100,000-150,000.

Each party would be allowed to charge the same fee for membership – a modest amount, perhaps £20.

The airline now says that the shortfall then was less than half that amount, perhaps only $890 million or less.

Insurers that offered policies that cost more than a certain amount — perhaps $25,000 a year — would face a tax.

The population of Roman Britain at its peak amounted perhaps to about two million.

Serve thoroughly chilled and in small amounts, perhaps with some dark rye bread.

For most people, the notion of food from Chile amounts perhaps to out-of-season fruit and cheap wine.

Even without western Greek help, the Greek fleet numbered about 350 vessels, amounting perhaps to a third of the Persian fleet.

People in the venture capital world estimated that they were in modest amounts, perhaps $50,000 to $200,000 -- on par with what other early-stage investors would be putting in.