Sentence examples for it will be perhaps from inspiring English sources

"It will be perhaps the biggest going-public ever," Trump told the reporters flying with him.

Outsiders who call this corruption or patronage-politics "don't understand our culture".For the prime minister, it will be perhaps 15 years before PNG can afford free basic education, as his opponents are promising.

Pronab Sen, chairman of the National Statistical Commission, reckons it will be perhaps 8%—in line with earlier revisions, although he adds that the spread of mobile phones and their economic effect makes things unusually uncertain this time.

Having lived through an era of internecine struggle, it will be perhaps cathartic for both the brothers and their party to demonstrate that fraternity is still possible however close and tortured the election outcome.

It will be perhaps the most affordable among the electric vehicles due out in the next few years.

"It will be perhaps comparable to the Icelandic volcano eruption [in 2010], or something similar, where there will be severe disruption to our way of life for a while, but it will be something we believe we can deal with," Prof Paul Cannon, the report chairman, told BBC News.

The Leicester Chronicle suspected that "it will be a long time, perhaps, before we have another match so keenly contested".

There's also a kind of Gallic shrug that seems linked to having a true subjunctive mood for verbs — perhaps it will be, and perhaps it won't — and I like trying to replicate that.

"Perhaps it will be good, perhaps it will be something that will be very dangerous?" The mantra of pro-independence Catalan nationalist politicians is that their region gets a raw deal from Madrid.

But it will be different, perhaps drastically so.

It will be transformed perhaps beyond recognition by the measures needed to save the eurozone.