Sentence examples for but perhaps later from inspiring English sources

In some cases, new western plants may be built, initially to replace Soviet ones, but perhaps later to replace filthy coal-power generators.

This time the diplomats must figure out how to forge new alliances (with Pakistan, most importantly, but perhaps later on with Iran) and how to maintain old ones (with Egypt and Saudi Arabia, for example, where most of the suspected terrorists grew up).

The lawyer said perhaps we had better go and then he said he had a house way up in the mountains and there nobody would know, and I said well perhaps later but now I said to-morrow we are going to move to Culoz, with our large comfortable new house with two good servants and a nice big park with trees, and we all went home, and we did move the next day.

Microsoft can cut prices and perhaps later introduce device subsidies, but it won't help.

Another inscription at Tyana from the same general period, but perhaps slightly later, seems to refer to King Midas.

The Dothraki, now largely out of the story (but perhaps returning later), present a potential existential menace on the scale of the Mongols (13th century).

But those railroads will not open until at least 2012, and perhaps later.

Perhaps later we can discuss what exactly that destructive behavior entailed... But, moving on.

Perhaps later.

Perhaps later, he said.

Er, perhaps later.