Sentence examples for now perhaps more from inspiring English sources

His lyrics are now perhaps more direct.

But now, perhaps more than ever, blocking has become crucial.

In a lottery-based economy, you need some luck, too; now, perhaps, more than ever.

Hughes's work is now perhaps more relevant than it has ever been.

There were "un montón" (a bunch) of Hispanics, he says now: "perhaps more than half".

Now, perhaps more than ever, this sprawling border city of 1.6 million people is at a turning point.

I realize now, perhaps even more than I did then, what an opportunity it was to be in their classrooms.

The lenders are less surprised now, but perhaps more worried.

But Eutelsat and Avanti insist that the underserved market in Europe is big enough to exhaust the capacity of the satellites they are launching now, and perhaps more.

British ministers were complicit in the deaths of millions of people in Vietnam and Indonesia 40 years ago, as they are now with perhaps more than 100,000 in Iraq.

Here are the eight costumes for sale right now, though perhaps more will be added before Halloween.