Sentence examples for it too perhaps from inspiring English sources

Central bankers in rich countries, where consolidated supervision has become the norm, have been encouraging their emerging peers to adopt it too, perhaps starting with giving precedence for new licences to foreign banks that are supervised on a consolidated basis.

According to street-style photos, celebrities like Gwyneth Paltrow, Rihanna and Alexa Chung love it, too, perhaps as another way to deflect the prying eyes of the paparazzi; and the actress Elizabeth Olsen recently wore a sleeveless Alexander McQueen turtleneck dress to the New York Film Festival premiere of her film, "Martha Marcy May Marlene".

And while +1 should start on Google properties, the idea would be get other sites to implement it too — perhaps like Facebook's Like button and other social widgets.

Obama could speak to the issue if he wished, but he avoids it too, perhaps not wanting to give the right-wingers another reason to accuse him of plotting against America.

Some of it comes too, perhaps, from her confidence.

It underlies, too, perhaps the single greatest inequality: the 20-year difference in life expectancy between those suffering mental ill health and average expectancy.

Perhaps he saw it too young, perhaps he saw it at exactly the right time, when he was looking for answers to questions about mental health and identity.

Was it too salty, perhaps, or did it disappear during the dry season?

He pronounces it too dry, perhaps a bit tough.

If you think the cake will survey the journey, send it, too, or perhaps just a slice.

It's there tonally, too, perhaps as a result of his long having been settled in the north-eastern United States.