Sentence examples for but perhaps it can from inspiring English sources
But perhaps it can be avoided.
Achieving stability in this region will be tough, but perhaps it can now begin — one Russian skier, beachgoer and businessman at a time.
But perhaps it can be seen as the sometimes painful price of living in a free society, one that makes freedom of religion – and the freedom to live as a Muslim – possible.
The executives may not have understood how badly they were hurting their banks, but perhaps it can be proved they knew, or should have known, that claims of disciplined and high-quality lending practices were woefully wrong.
Latin America's politicians, in other words, are not scoring very well in the honesty game, but perhaps it can at least be said that the justice system is prevailing in their countries.
You probably aren't thinking: "Gee, I wonder if all that detritus can power my new smart phone?" But actually, perhaps it can.
"This place has been steadily run down under bad government management, but in future perhaps it can be taken over by private investors.
Perhaps it can, but there are two notes of caution.
Perhaps it can help, but at the pro level, players generally are what they are (case in point: the newly signed backup Vince Young has reportedly struggled to learn Buffalo's offense and will most likely fail to supplant Tyler Thigpen).
But as suggested above (The Epistemology), perhaps it can be justified in a truth-directed way over time, provided that the trust has its intended effect of making the trustee more trustworthy (McGeer 2008; Baker 1987, 12).
