Sentence examples for perhaps common from inspiring English sources

Perhaps common sense will prevail, after all.

A lot of this seemed, even to some ungrizzled tongues, a little undersalted a phenomenon perhaps common to the U.K. and the Upper East Side.

A lot of this seemed, even to some ungrizzled tongues, a little undersalted — a phenomenon perhaps common to the U.K. and the Upper East Side.

Perhaps common trading rules can be developed between regulators in America and Britain, says Benn Steil, a financial economist at the Council on Foreign Relations in New York.

That men undergoing this experience are affected mentally and physically in certain specific ways is perhaps common to both Thomist and Materialist.

Public sentiment on whaling, for and against, is anaemic.To have your fox and eat itSo perhaps common ground might be found after all.

Are the brown spots some brown butter perhaps – a common sole accompaniment?

And perhaps, despite common wisdom, the small ways to save don't really help us.

The choice is perhaps more common now than it ever was.

The second, perhaps more common, possibility is the non-deliberate mixing of O. glaberrima within O. sativa seed stocks.

Supraphysiological plasma glutamine concentrations are perhaps more common in critically ill patients than earlier thought.