Sentence examples for it perhaps has from inspiring English sources

Thus, whilst cachexia in response to hypoxia at altitude may offer a survival or performance advantage, it perhaps has its origins in protection under circumstances in which tissue oxygen delivery was impaired due to injury or illness, for instance following haemorrhage or septic shock.

"Good Kid" has earned its share of praise from critics and hip-hop fans, but it perhaps has the most to offer to those shocked into action by the senseless massacres we've endured over the past few years.

David Joy, the chief market strategist with Ameriprise Financial, said the "tremendously robust" jobs report "reinforced the view that economic momentum is real and as a result it perhaps has some legs here".

A fundamental part of the action plan is to ensure that our engagement with the taxi trade is far more inclusive and far more pro-active than it perhaps has been in the recent past".

Recent economic data, some unexpectedly good results from companies around the region, early signs of some new hiring, and a stock market rally that has defied most analysts' expectations would seem to indicate that it perhaps has.

"It's extraordinary that they've been able to adapt and change without disturbing the reputation and quality of the magazine — if anything, it perhaps has improved — and at the same time build a set of other programs which take the long view".

Could it, should it, perhaps have been edited a little?

"I think I've acknowledged that it perhaps had a dual purpose," Colangelo said of the Fields offer.

The long road back to financial wellness has been more difficult than it perhaps had to be.

Does it perhaps have a responsibility to seek out a good many such truths?

Still, activism is also in its infancy, and it can perhaps have different effects.