Sentence examples for has perhaps to from inspiring English sources
"He has perhaps to get away from tennis sometimes, and this is far away".
That it remains, on the whole, less accomplished than her other work has perhaps to do with the difficulty that frequently afflicts nonfiction writers, who fashion their narratives out of verifiable truth, when they turn their talents to the devious world of fiction, a world in which truth is held to a -- paradoxically -- much higher imaginative standard.
Qualitative information may be missed in this study and has perhaps to be further addressed in qualitative research.
The traditional "womb-to-tomb" biography has perhaps come to seem rather high-handed and old-fashioned.
"Information theory has perhaps ballooned to an importance beyond its actual accomplishments," he lamented.
Moreover, an increasing patient expectation of survival, combined with fears about hospitals and a lack of trust in doctors, has perhaps contributed to the excessive use of CPR.
Confusion between the objectives of science and those of the practice of medicine has perhaps led to much of the misunderstanding and criticism leveled at EBM.
This has perhaps led to some misleading inferences about how the immune system is behaving at the time of therapy and afterwards in the cancer patient.
Proliferation of terms has perhaps contributed more to mystification than to clarification of the problems involved.
"We women have to learn to trust ourselves much more than society has perhaps allowed us to do," she said.
