Sentence examples for perhaps after it from inspiring English sources

Perhaps after it gains political sovereignty and attends to its internal affairs, Scotland could engage the global rules that prevent governments from expressing the will of their citizens.

The physically unable to perform list is an avenue New England could turn to until then and perhaps after it.

And we ourselves could well become "dead" and "wounded," perhaps at this next junction, perhaps soon after it.

Both times, the small inflatable boat that he and about a dozen others were riding in was intercepted by a French coastguard vessel maybe an hour, perhaps two, after it pushed off from the beach.

Perhaps, after Tuesday, it will be redrawn.

perhaps after all it's I who must try to save you.

Perhaps after all it is just a reflection of the quality or otherwise of the Australians.

And in that sense, perhaps after all it is good news all around.

But perhaps, after all, it was not so much Everyman's story he had been telling; more his own.

Perhaps, after all, it does have a use: to remind people that although putting numbers on nature is worthwhile, economics cannot quite capture the value of all the creatures sharing this planet.Nature in the Balance: The Economics of Biodiversity.

Perhaps, after all, it is the politicians and their formulas that matter, not the common person's voice, at least as expressed to an outsider judged eager to hear expressions of good will.