Sentence examples for as is perhaps from inspiring English sources

As is perhaps clear from reading American newspapers, many East Germans do not like West Germans.

But she relegates it, as is perhaps fitting, to a footnote, in a chapter about subsidized housing.

As is perhaps less than surprising for a D.M.V. MySpace page, the department has fewer than 40 friends.

(As is perhaps not known to schoolchildren in Mukden or Petrozavodsk, the Cubs have not won a World Championship since 1908 and the Boston Red Sox since 1918).

'Global graduates' is a concept with which the UK is familiar, but not one we are reportedly treating as seriously as is perhaps required.

Unless you are an academic or a masochist (or as is perhaps more common, both), reading shouldn't be a matter of forcing oneself to finish a book.

As was perhaps expected, I didn't query it.

Te'o was still available, as was perhaps the highest-rated linebacker, Alec Ogletree of Georgia.

These days merchants, and designers, acknowledge the trend as a cultural bellwether, as was perhaps inevitable.

He is also from the caste categorised as Other Backwards – as are perhaps a third of his compatriots.

Although the excavation had been done with the landowners' encouragement, they did not have permission from the Mauritian National Heritage Fund, as was perhaps required.