Sentence examples for have perhaps done from inspiring English sources

All I am saying, simply, is that we should have perhaps done more beforehand".

She acknowledged that she could have "perhaps done more to communicate" the scale of the contamination.

But they never failed to surprise me, or ask uncomfortable questions — something East Germans weren't allowed to do before 1989 and we in the West have perhaps done too little of since.

Rightly, Ancelotti reacted after the break - although he could have perhaps done it sooner - by replacing Ramos with Illarramendi and Bale with Benzema, restoring the personnel that had been winning - albeit unconvincingly - in recent weeks.

A family has nested us, cradled us, nursed us from infancy, as we have perhaps done for later generations of the same family; and it has done so in a sense that is far more intimate than the sense in which a nation has fostered or nurtured us.

[The AMHLO] obviously has a greater understanding of the way they work …. [The AMHLO] is good at helping us get more access, liaising with them, linking with them, which we would not have perhaps done prior".

And many GPs don't have, perhaps don't even realise that a urine sample is good enough.

The magazine's interest in being first with medical news has perhaps done more harm than good.

Regardless of its meaning, the campaign seems a little bizarre coming from Nike, which has perhaps done more to deify superstar athletes than any other company.

In the years since, he has perhaps done more that any man who has ever lived to add to that raw information.

That was the start of a career path that suggests he has, perhaps, done all he can to disprove the charge that he traded on inherited fame.