Sentence examples for likewise perhaps from inspiring English sources

India can treat its constitution as sacrosanct without insisting that the Hurriyat does likewise; perhaps India can avoid talking to Pakistan and the Hurriyat at the same time or in the same place.

Congress should do likewise, perhaps conditioning birthright citizenship on a certain number of years of education in American schools; such children could apply for citizenship at, say, age 10.

Apparently, cytokines are the source of the aches and pains and lethargy that, when our bodies are attacked by a flu virus — and likewise, perhaps, by alcohol — encourage us to stay in bed rather than go to work, thereby freeing up the body's energy for use by the white cells in combatting the invader.

Likewise, perhaps I stand in the relation of being the grandmother of to a future child.

Likewise, perhaps more than two or three birthweight-specific mortality curves are needed to describe heterogeneity in mortality.

Likewise, and perhaps most worrisome, is the track record for the country's overall output.

Likewise one perhaps needs to pause before trumpeting Elle as one of the best pictures in this year's Cannes competition, if only because its implications are so problematic they require more time to be processed.

Likewise, and perhaps most importantly, we are not, and cannot be, guaranteed to die if we instead choose to avoid the pedestrians by swerving into the concrete barrier.

Likewise, and perhaps more concerning, it is not always possible to specify how a method works (i.e. what procedural steps are involved).

Likewise, there is "perhaps a less broad understanding than maybe you would believe," about the problems facing people of lower incomes by those of higher incomes, says Grudeksi.

He likes to press his thumb into all our freshest emotional bruises, with diminishing results as the movie rolls along – and perhaps likewise in his career as a whole.