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Is it any wonder that he retreated to the everyday agita of the restaurant business, where the customer is perhaps always right but the customer seldom has an eccentric nutrition regimen and an entourage on guard against rogue condiments?

Michael Owen was perhaps always destined to leave Liverpool sooner rather than later.

As a study of three equally significant figures, Carter's book was perhaps always doomed to failure.

Paula Nickolds, the new managing director of John Lewis, is a company "lifer" who was perhaps always destined for a senior role in retail management.

Lotte's friends want to rescue her from the home, but the logistics prove impossible (no one drives!), and it was perhaps always a quixotic mission.

It now seems that the life to be saved by writing, even though the struggle may be doomed, could only be – perhaps always has been – the life of a child.

But UK garage was perhaps always destined to be a pop genre, in a way that its offspring, grime and dubstep, were not – the irresistibly shuffling beats and soulful vocals memorable and infectious.

If banks cannot be permitted to fail, then their liabilities (as Martin Wolf of the Financial Times was musing last week) were perhaps always and only ever contingent liabilities of the public.

We realise that the key to stability in world affairs is not the unity of the three Great Powers, which was perhaps always an impossibility, but the restoration of Europe as a living force.

With her open face, broad eyes and generous mouth, there was perhaps always something a little melancholic about her – even pessimistic, a trait she readily admitted to – that found her playing more "mature" roles than her actual years.

Price was perhaps always the most anticipated feature of the iPad mini, and now it's proving the most controversial.