Sentence examples for much more perhaps from inspiring English sources

This naturally gave little groups more leverage — and much more perhaps than their share of the popular vote might suggest.

Both songs are fine, of course, but after all this time they needed to be so much more – perhaps it's time for Missy and Timbaland to permanently go their separate ways.

(There had been much more, perhaps $250m, and a yearly stipend of $7m, until his native Saudi Arabia expelled him in 1991 and froze his assets; but Allah provided for his servant, and some of his several dozen half-brothers and sisters slipped him money).

Still, many members of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party favor expanding the agency's purchases and having it pay the banks much more, perhaps 20 cents on the dollar; it would then absorb the losses of reselling the loans at lower prices.

Experts say when the final expenses on infrastructure, security and other projects are tallied it will be much more, perhaps as high as $15bn.

Although it's understandable that he's decided to leave after twenty-five years, he still seems the perfect man for the job, and the man who could do much more, perhaps now more than ever.

And it means much – more even, perhaps?

"I think about value much more than perhaps I did before," said Ms. Boucher.

So Haldane believes it may eventually have to think much more radically – perhaps even levying a negative interest rate.

"It is much more expensive, perhaps double the price," said Christian Jensen, the project director at Energinet.dk, which operates the electricity grid.

Mental properties, such as being conscious and being in pain, can obviously be shared by many people and animals and, much more controversially, perhaps also by machines.