Sentence examples for perhaps avoid from inspiring English sources

Some advisers to Mr. Bush say that he could perhaps avoid a sign-or-veto climax by working with Congressional leaders to fashion a compromise.

"If it's a bad marriage, then it's easier for either person, or both, to check out -- we're having Fight No. 34 -- and perhaps avoid an even deeper problem".

Critics argue that Connecticut could put off these expensive investments, which were suggested as far back as the 1970's, and perhaps avoid them altogether.

The idea is to provide a period for small companies to test the waters and perhaps avoid a media frenzy like the one that accompanied Facebook as each version of its I.P.O.

But Del Potro has sworn off the Cup for the season — at least for now — to focus on individual prizes and perhaps avoid the company of his former teammate David Nalbandian.

The more deliberative course, these critics say, would have given prosecutors a chance to learn more about the housekeeper and perhaps avoid their early pronouncements that she was a powerful and "unwavering" witness.

As a result, she has perhaps avoided the overexposure which afflicts so many leading ladies.

Perhaps avoiding frank discussion of bowel movements is one secret of a long-lasting relationship.

How many concessions and sacrifices were made to delay it, in the hope of perhaps avoiding it altogether?

The goal is to improve care, because once a family has a regular doctor, they are more likely to get regular checkups, perhaps avoiding serious ailments.

Nothing is harder than creating new institutions with the capacity to balance executive dominance — except perhaps avoiding the temptation to overreach once in power.