Sentence examples for need to perhaps from inspiring English sources

"It was a government, therefore a collective, investment … we need to perhaps question the strategic choices that have been made.

"We've had a discussion many times across the summer about the need to perhaps rebalance the balance between national security and civil liberties," he said.

This was another reason for my getting in and endorsing, the need to perhaps send a message that we need unity".

But Con Edison said it did not need to, perhaps because it paid closer attention to water chemistry, to limit corrosion.

A central argument of this book is that the things that they need to perhaps be most on guard for is that policy responses by governments, by firms can also be severely disruptive.

Either way, this item's distractors need to perhaps be made more specific or more information is required in the passage.

Often, you will need to reboot, perhaps more than once, to clear the problem.

We need to distinguish perhaps between what he consciously believes and what he unconsciously believes.

They don't need to (and, perhaps, simply cannot) operate by the same rules and dicta.

But, he said, "I don't need to tell perhaps the most vibrant group of entrepreneurs ever assembled" about that.

And sometimes travel simply satisfies a primitive need to roam, perhaps a legacy of our hunter-gatherer origins.