Sentence examples for perhaps as time from inspiring English sources

Perhaps as time goes by, the market will correct this disparity.

Perhaps, as time went by, the Soviets forgot the real story, believing instead the dogma.

Too many people think things will get better if they are ignored and yet they get more distressed - angry perhaps - as time proves that they won't.

Perhaps, as time goes by, as more pioneers break racial, sexual, gender, religious, ethnic, language, and other barriers, athletes' very being may one day have diminished political implications, but sport has always been and will forever have political consequences and possibilities.

One of them, a whopper with at least 17 times and perhaps as much as 40 times the mass of Jupiter, raised troubling questions about the very meaning of the term "planet".

The outcome will be that the attendant, because the mosque needs the money, will accept the gift but he must first strenuously reject the offer - typically, three times, but perhaps as many as 10 times.

They found that the 50 species are scattered so widely across the tree that the structure must have evolved independently at least 32 times, and perhaps as many as 38 times.

For the first time in his checkered life, Eddie Vaughn was facing significant jail time, perhaps as much as 10 years.

The decisions being taken will hold for a long time, perhaps as long as the cold war lasted.

Indeed, various studies have shown that we lie all the time, perhaps as often as twice a day on average.

The official cautioned that it would take time, perhaps as long as six months, before any influx of American arms might translate into battlefield success for the rebels.