Sentence examples for perhaps action from inspiring English sources

Perhaps action requires veils of illusion, and once those veils are lifted, resignation sets in.

The delays and different rules have led to confusion, frustration and perhaps action, Mr. Wexler said.

No doubt the vulnerability of our champion cyclists will be mentioned at the inquiry and perhaps action will be taken to make Britain safer for all cyclists.

If any Welfare or Nutrition majors were on a grade change cusp and 0.24% would boost them up to the next grade level, or prevent them from failing, then perhaps action might be taken to adjust their scores, but at such a small percentage, this possibility is unlikely and adjustment of the scores is not likely necessary.

Perhaps action -- to insist on accountability, to seek justice for the victims -- must fall to the abused themselves.

The president-elect, who had branded climate change a hoax perpetrated by the Chinese and dismissed efforts to fight it as a massive, politically motivated waste of time and money, now said that perhaps action was needed, and that he might follow through with America's commitments in the international climate agreement that he repeatedly vowed during the campaign to disregard.

Of course I would be glad if Frank Ocean and Olly Alexander's – and Sam Smith's – next batch of songs focused on the "he" and not "you", but perhaps actions speak louder than words.

Moreover, even if we are using a genuinely normative notion of correctness, it may well be that the norm in question is not unique to assertion, but governs a broader range of actions, perhaps actions in general, as in the case of moral norms.

Perhaps actions are more suited to our modern lives?

Political attitudes, and perhaps actions, are being partially shaped by it.

Perhaps radical action is the only way to provide a pipeline for future cabinets.