Sentence examples for perhaps discussions from inspiring English sources

For this reason perhaps, discussions of consciousness and intentionality are more obviously intertwined from the start in the phenomenological tradition than in the analytic one.

Perhaps discussion over Lebanon has been finding its way over the recent period between Iran and some countries in the GCC, each for their own unspoken reasons.

Perhaps discussion with patient and family prompts physicians to consult with colleagues, as especially highly educated patients may demand a thoroughly substantiated discourse, with more than one physician and professional opinion.

To uncover whether time of day was an important variable for discussion length (ie, perhaps morning discussions were longer than afternoon) we looked at those applications reviewed earlier in the day than later for review settings and found no real discernable difference (data not shown).

Perhaps surprisingly, discussions of either politics or the trauma of war have not surfaced.

By men? Perhaps, but discussions about actual men's issues are generally absent across curricula.

Some Democrats say a deal could emerge in the closing weeks of Congress this fall, perhaps in discussions over a new package to stimulate the economy.

Talking about this and other sneaky things Shirley and her sister did for their mother, I suggested that perhaps extended discussions, as my ethical experts urged, would have been preferable.

Now perhaps, those discussions are back on track.

Your professors will challenge you with concepts you can apply immediately in your role, and perhaps continue discussions over coffee or lunch.

Perhaps campus discussions seem now trivial and old hat to these experienced web-crawling, social-networking students?