Sentence examples for perhaps accepting from inspiring English sources

Langer, perhaps accepting that anything goes when the stakes are so high, merely shrugged and opined that his opponent's good fortune was "pretty strange".

Merchants may respond to the rates in any number of ways, Mr. Constantine said, perhaps accepting only credit cards or only debit cards with personal identification numbers.

It has hinted at counter-proposals to include continued enrichment work, while perhaps accepting temporary restrictions on the number of uranium-spinning centrifuge machines that it operates.That, Western negotiators stress, is a deal-breaker.

They're on that journey, the kindly woman MP noted, learning what's possible and what is pie in the sky, perhaps accepting that the despised Blair-Brown government did worthwhile things that Dave and George, the bankers' friends, are taking away.

And if Mr Assad had any sense, he would look for ways of making a soft landing for himself, perhaps accepting the creation of a round table as in Poland in the 1980s, which might allow his Baath party to share power, at least until proper elections are held.Even so, the odds of success are slim.

That generally opens up the conversation, making clients think that perhaps accepting a lower return for the sake of liquidity, safety, and diversification starts to make a little more sense when you think about how it's going to affect and protect their family lifestyle".

You will have other papers in the pipeline: perhaps accepted or in press.

Whether Mr. Snowden could end up in a similar predicament — perhaps accepted by Ecuador or another country but unable to get there — remains to be seen.

He'll be disappointed but he'll perhaps accept it wasn't realistic to win his first grand slam back after surgery.

The then editor states: "All I would ask is that you look at what I have done and perhaps accept that the information I have got is pretty solid.

Ms Sarney might then be persuaded to run as Mr Serra's vice-president, or perhaps accept the presidency of Congress.During a visit to Europe this week, Mr Cardoso, who is barred by the constitution from running again, signalled that he wants to reassemble the centre-right coalition that elected him in 1994 and 1998, even if that means Ms Sarney getting the top spot.