Sentence examples for it perhaps now from inspiring English sources

If you were someone who discarded the Olympic bug as quickly as you caught it, perhaps now is your chance to reacquaint yourself with sports and stars who deserve more than to be noticed just once every four years.

To date, Giphy has raised $151 million and is now valued at $600 million — a valuation that it perhaps now needs to fill out with more business growth, hence the sticker launch and the acquisition of Imoji to expand that platform.

It is this "nonsense" that makes it important, perhaps now more than ever, to pay attention to the guidance of those such as the Aga Khan, Asani said.

The problem is that the medical profession hasn't been upfront enough or honest about it – until perhaps now.

ISIS may once have been the tool -- even itself be the "creation" -- of many who thought to "use it," but perhaps now the tables are turned?

Given the increasing trends reported in this paper, it is perhaps now time to consider the application of more structural, political and population-focused prevention measures to this important public health issue.

It looks different, perhaps, now.

It is, sadly perhaps, now no different from Fifth Gear.

If our MPs can speak of it in Parliament, perhaps now the general public can, too?

It's been product placement in everything but name and perhaps now it's going to be above board.

Well, perhaps now it will be clear why we do it.