Sentence examples for perhaps a long from inspiring English sources

Still, it was, perhaps, a long shot.

It takes generations, perhaps a long as a century, to catch up to the native population.

Perhaps a long shot in the Vogue race, her name has been raised consistently.

VLC is handy for catching up on movies during a weekend away or perhaps a long flight.

Perhaps a long period of sluggish growth is inevitable after a debt crisis, as the Reinhart/Rogoff work suggests.

But with a recession, perhaps a long one, now at hand, and uncertainty swirling around the course of further government bailouts, wild swings have become the new normal.

Perhaps a long-standing interest in the effects of high stress on aluminium alloys?

Snoop has certainly tempered his worldview, but enlightenment isn't as evident here as much as a woozy weariness, perhaps a long-term byproduct of being very, very stoned.

Apart from solving, perhaps, a long-standing mystery, Kawchuk said the work could potentially help doctors understand why some people can crack their knuckles and others not.

Perhaps a long-range view that is still serviceable is precisely the one derived from old-fashioned analysis of the balance-of-power system, forgotten amid the debates over national or class responsibility.

The bulk of the federal money to help Texas residents rebuild their lives and communities should come in the form of a loan — perhaps a long-term loan at a favorable interest rate, but definitely a loan.