Sentence examples for one year perhaps from inspiring English sources

A hiatus in production occurred during the rainy season in one year perhaps due to pollution and a fall off in production occurred at the fourth generation possibly due to unconfirmed inbreeding depression.

After one year, perhaps two, they are either shut down or transformed into legal art centers with the support of the city's Socialist government.

(3) If there was no tradition, then typically a schedule will be one where one parent has the children on Christmas Eve one year until perhaps noon on Christmas Day, and then it is rotated.

A onetime football coach in Chappaqua tried to change the name to "The Falcons" one year -- perhaps thinking that the image of a Quaker might not inspire fear in an opposing team -- but the coach was overridden by the school board, and the Quaker name stayed.

The contracts for Rodriguez and Ramirez will probably force the Yankees to improve their offer to Jeter by at least one more year, perhaps two, and in the end, increase their salary offer to about $18 million to $21 million a season.

But then there are the more modest players who get exactly one vote in their one year on the ballot, perhaps because a voter was trying to be funny — each voter can list up to 10 names — or maybe trying to be nice.

Perhaps, one year on from Maggie, it is time to offer a sort of BBC balance quota by giving him the state funeral that he so clearly deserves, the one that Boris Johnson was obviously implying support for in his fine-sounding tributes this morning.

About 1,800 people die on Delhi's roads each year, perhaps one-third of them on two-wheelers.

Neither piece of legislation passed, but 2008 is a new year, perhaps one with a recession.

One year she fell off, perhaps costing her the French Open title, the only major that she never won.

Andrew Ansorge, 24, a meteorologist for about one year at Penn State, was perhaps the person most disappointed with the sunny day.