Sentence examples for may perhaps note from inspiring English sources

Well, one may perhaps note that the London area has not been without its own problems: its slums, its crime, its high cost of living.

The name "Virginia" may have been suggested then by Raleigh or Elizabeth, perhaps noting her status as the "Virgin Queen," and may also be related to a native phrase, "Wingandacoa," or name, "Wingina".

The 'identity theory,' according to which the dispositionality and qualitativity of a property are identical (Martin 1997; Heil 2003), may perhaps be viewed as a compromise (note, however, that properties are viewed in these works as tropes).

Note to the Nobel Committee: Now Vee may perhaps to begin?

However, it is worth noting that meals in the 'healthier' ranges were not necessarily always 'low' in all four front-of-pack nutrients – although consumers may, perhaps, expect this.

Online stalking may perhaps be more visible.

So.... Now vee may perhaps to begin.

This situation may perhaps inhibit Japanese learners' writing development.

Finally, eagle-eyed readers may have noted an anomaly (or perhaps not) in regards to GFC's further backing of Goodlord.

Another accounting convention may be noted here.

Three points may be noted here.