Sentence examples for needs perhaps from inspiring English sources

Dark and concentrated, it needs perhaps two years to reveal its barely detectable nuances.

If we showed teenagers we respected their needs, perhaps they would be more inclined to respect ours.

But rough-and-readiness wears thin in quantity, and Schumann also needs perhaps more of that elegance and grace than came through here.

When the Department of Health makes its pronouncements, it needs perhaps to think more carefully about how they might be interpreted.

And 02Simplify ignores the nanny's needs, perhaps assuming that nannies who wish to simplify can visit Oxygen4Nannies.com, which, alas, does not yet exist.

There is something about their physical and unrestrained side she obviously needs, perhaps because it is uncomplicated and easily gives her a feeling of control.

Since research capacity is increasingly private, incentives to produce the needed technology are needed, perhaps through contracts to produce varieties with specific characteristics.

"It's nice, but is it needed?" Perhaps not.

No need, perhaps, but she still couldn't resist it.

What is needed, perhaps, is some old-fashioned comedy.

More will be needed, perhaps much more, before the economy is truly on safe ground.