Sentence examples for might be perhaps from inspiring English sources

At 600 p.p.m., there might be perhaps 15percentt less rain, she said.

She was not herself for several days and so, realistic experience though it might be, perhaps Mr. Trump was right.

Should Messrs Cameron and Osborne be reflecting on what their legacy might be, perhaps they could be invited along as guests.

I'm not so fond of George Eliot as I might be, perhaps because in Africa I had to teach "Silas Marner" to a class of teenagers with basic English; I kept wanting to apologize for it.

Her idea is that abstention might be "perhaps the worst insubordination of our times," and that her choice to avoid sex threw her into "a strangeness worse than difference".

An approach that might make sense (I don't set public policy but do feel free to contribute to the debate) might be, perhaps to establish something along the lines of the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board.

There are plenty of unsung heroes in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, but the story of how those at New York's least desirable address lent their muscle and might is perhaps among the most compelling.

The chain's logistical might is perhaps most visible to the outside world, though, in the wake of hurricanes and other disasters, when Wal-Mart has managed to deliver supplies to stricken areas faster than local governments.

Something else might be wrong, perhaps a fracture.

A concert where other people might be dancing, perhaps.

So a mechanism might be necessary — perhaps through the I.M.F.