Sentence examples for perhaps at that time from inspiring English sources

I had people who were perhaps at that time slightly better in terms of technical skills, but put them in a race and they didn't perform.

When the time is right and that community is more expansive and more mature, and companies have more experience, perhaps at that time we'll be looking at it again.

In two years, maybe less, he will be a well-paid professional basketball player, and perhaps at that time, too, he will shrug his massive shoulders when he is asked why he still sucks his thumb.

Perhaps at that time they may have thought that it was really more important to find Milly Dowler".

Perhaps, at that time, members from both sides will try to work together to solve these important problems.

Perhaps, at that time, this approach may have been associated with a higher nurse workload, but then, an adaptive process took place.

It was perhaps at this time that the Euphrates changed its course; and with the breakdown of the whole irrigation system, Ur, its fields reduced to desert, was finally abandoned.

It was, perhaps, at this time that Dominic met Francis of Assisi (though the meeting may not have taken place until 1221), and the friendship of the two saints is a strong tradition in both the Franciscan and the Dominican orders.

It is perhaps at this time that he was named Belisarius's domesticus, or chief-of-staff, the post with which he is mentioned by the historian Procopius in 533, before the onset of the campaign against the Vandal Kingdom of North Africa.

Perhaps, if at that time, Congress and the media had the singular courage of Natalie Maines, there would be no reason to become a fan, and more than 3,000 young Americans would be alive today, enjoying the music of their choice.

It would be best if that popularity were properly tested by referendums, perhaps at the time of successions.