Sentence examples for it perhaps would from inspiring English sources

It perhaps would have been useful to emphasize the strengthened warming beyond 2010 more forcefully.

"It was almost like because that was in my mind, it wasn't quite as much of a surprise as it perhaps would have been otherwise".

If they had taken the embryo and implanted it in the woman's uterus, they said, it perhaps would have developed as a fetus and been born regularly, but they chose not to do so.

This may be a good thing – it perhaps would be correct to not think of Wave as email – to try and keep an open frame of mind when considering it's use.

It perhaps would not surprise him to hear that last week, austerity-stricken Greece, which is courting Chinese investment, blocked a European Union effort to issue a statement condemning China's human-rights violations.

A small group of teenage girls crowded into a one-room hair salon here after school recently, and the talk eventually settled, as it perhaps would in a similar setting anywhere else in the world, on their body shapes.

It also perhaps would have saved The New York Post some embarrassment.

With it, perhaps I would have got that job, or bonded better with that person.

If I couldn't feel it, perhaps I wouldn't think about it.

And perhaps, would it be similar to the kind that you were interested in 2015?

Perhaps it would have helped end the conflict — or perhaps it would have failed.