Sentence examples for and how perhaps from inspiring English sources

Ultimately it is a story of the power of ideas and how, perhaps unusually in business, the better one won.

It's about our relationship with tech and how – perhaps – in a few generations our kids won't need each other, because they'll have their machines.

There is a lot of talk at the moment about train companies, delays, strikes, and how, perhaps, they should be nationalised.

Kines, recalling those days, wrote about how proud she was of Phelps and how, perhaps, it had never been focus he lacked, but, rather, a goal worthy of his focus.

Not for all: for some, it was simply a time to get together and have an active discussion about persecution, unfairness all that is unjust in the world – a three hour session once a week to learn, to read and to understand how language created characters and how perhaps what they had ignored or dismissed at school made some sense.

If you're interested in how these things are set up and how perhaps to do some of hacking of your own, this has a lot of good information in it.

Gaters, however, show the extent to which that kind of thinking has become allergic to criticism, and furthermore how perhaps in the rush to change academia and other intellectually rich forums have left them behind.

"I expect this will stir, start up some very interesting and varied discussion about how perhaps we should approach that".

Let's ask why, and how – and perhaps emulate.

Decisions about "who gets what, when, and how" are perhaps the most important that any government must make.

He began speaking about how traumas are passed from one generation to the next, and how suicides, perhaps more than any other death, reverberate through a family.