Sentence examples for perhaps a need from inspiring English sources

He seems to have accepted the need for intense physical training - perhaps a need more generally acknowledged by today's generation of cricketers.

The impulse to write comes, I think, from a desire — perhaps a need — to give imaginative life to experience, to share it with the reader, not to cover up the truth but to deliver it obliquely.

Admittedly, this was part of the long Bastille Day weekend and the route did run close to a major centre of population – Lyon – but it was hard not to see this as partly a largely silent statement of faith in the French summer in spite of Thursday night's events, partly perhaps a need to escape and find diversion in this venerable institution.

But on the other hand, the proliferation of these services speaks to an opportunity and perhaps a need for one killer service.

Many of these linked terms are distant from each other in the GO-hierarchy, suggesting perhaps a need to revisit the philosophy to organize biological data as a single taxonomy.

There is perhaps a need for more research before informed guidelines could be drafted.

- our self-disgust points to an absence, perhaps to a need for authority.

This, perhaps, indicates a need for more aggressive smoking cessation interventions.

Perhaps a particular need (like keeping somebody warm) will inspire something.

Perhaps we need a public campaign – a petition?

Perhaps they need a comprehensive plan or maybe just an initial sketch will work.