Sentence examples for happening perhaps from inspiring English sources

He thought something might be happening, perhaps even an international incident.

Given there's no cricket happening, perhaps we should have a how-many-watermelons-can-you-balance-on-your-head competition.

Nonetheless, that is happening, perhaps because much of that trade was in items destined to be sent on to industrialized markets after further work.

Bernard is there too, conscious of what is happening (perhaps even fully conscious) but unable to affect what is going on.

While these events have occurred in the past, says David Bowman, a professor of environmental change biology at the University of Tasmania, they were extremely rare, happening perhaps once in a millennium.

Thus, although PCA is clearly a degenerative brain disease, it seems quite different in character from the commonest forms of Alzheimer's, where gross changes in memory and thinking, in the comprehension and use of language, and often in behavior and personality tend to dominate the picture, and insight into what is happening (perhaps mercifully) is generally lost early on.

It happens perhaps three times a year.

It happens perhaps once every decade.

But something happened, perhaps once these frightening machines became familiar.

He said it happened perhaps once in every 25 or 30 fuelings.

If that happens, perhaps Dabhol will turn out to be more of a blessing than a curse.