Sentence examples for perhaps down to from inspiring English sources

Lawyers for Exxon contended that "a huge reduction" was required -- perhaps down to zero.

The result will be a much smaller army, perhaps down to 400,000 from today's 500,000, and a Marine Corps reduced from 182,000 to about 160,000.

Holden advises me get something as low as possible, perhaps down to 50 and 34 teeth on the chainring and as big as 32 or higher on the cassette.

Alistair Winter, chief economist at the global investment bank, Daniel Stewart & Co, said: "I can see it [Brent Crude] go below $40, perhaps down to as little as $20. Marginal fields, often run by smaller companies, need around $60 a barrel for viability.

Air Vice-Marshal Stuart Atha, air component commander for Olympics air security, said: "What we will have is a plan that has many levels to it which will allow us to deal at one end - which is that 9/11-type attack - perhaps down to the lower and the slower type of threat that we may face.

Most analysts expect a low turnout by previous standards: below the 80% of April 2008, perhaps down to 70%.In the most recent election, in 2008, Mr Berlusconi's right-wing People of Liberty (PdL) movement and its coalition partners, including the Northern League, won handily, leading the centre-left by 47% to 37.5% and gaining big majorities in both chambers of parliament.

Also to come, Mr. Cunliffe-Jones said, is an expansion to allow the group to go beyond South Africa to some neighboring nations — and perhaps, down the road, to the rest of Africa.

He acted "under orders," perhaps even down to the wording of the verdict.

It will perhaps be down to a new breed of younger actors to tackle the continuing pay disparity.

But the head of the medical bureau has a different interpretation, which perhaps boils down to the same thing.

Shrinking violets should perhaps head down to Mango, where you'll find a fleece-lined denim jacket (4) with a plush collar to match.