Sentence examples for perhaps close from inspiring English sources

"Filing papers" means that he can begin raising money — perhaps close to a billion dollars.

In November, perhaps close to St Andrew's day at the month's endSalmond will publish his government's white paper on independence.

The witness, infirm and perhaps close to death himself, could not live any longer with what he had done.

For example, roughly 100 million years ago, during the Cretaceous Period, CO2 concentrations appear to have been several times higher than today (perhaps close to 2,000 ppm).

Two other men and a teen-ager looked at us over the walls, perhaps close enough to report back to insurgents on what was said.

Yet today, in one of the great triumphs of humanitarian workers, it is under control and perhaps close to being conquered.

This seems far-fetched — perhaps closer to science fiction than to science.

Mr. Perry and Mr. Huntsman are perhaps closer than any other pair of candidates.

It's perhaps closer to the truth to call it Japan's antidote to Disney.

The effective workweek for most workers is perhaps closer to 39 hours.

But perhaps closer attention should be paid to Mario Draghi, the president of the European Central Bank.