Sentence examples for perhaps end up from inspiring English sources

"The whole stay at home or go back to work [debate] … mothers and fathers – particularly mothers, perhaps – end up feeling judged and guilty about decisions.

Letting a subscription keep rolling as you tell yourself you'll get round to finishing the course this month may, perhaps, end up being the more powerful psychological lever.

He added that "AJ would love the stability of a family life like Masood's, while Masood would love to pack his bags, get drunk and perhaps end up in a stranger's bed.

We have investigated the conditions and pathways by which intracellular proteins in the RPE become extracellular and, perhaps, end up in drusen.

It is sold outside the village, perhaps ending up in cities, while the farmers grow their own wheat with well water.

When I first arrived at their house, the whole atmosphere was so "normal" that I wondered if I had been misinformed, or if I had not, perhaps, ended up at the wrong house, for there was nothing obviously "autistic" about them or it.

It would be made into high-grade flakes by JFC in Runcorn, then sold on to a recycler, perhaps ending up as palette strap (used to bind heavy loads on lorries) or food packaging film made by a company in, say, the Midlands.

The South Americans hit back strongly and perhaps ended up deserving better than a 4-2 defeat. .

We've perhaps ended up closer to Russell's depiction of "a large percentage of the population idle, because we can dispense with their labour by making the others overwork".

After all, maybe an avatar from WoW, a Blood Elf perhaps, could end up over in Second Life and maybe grief the heck out of a fancy geisha girl who is also a 34-year-old male accountant for Midwest Insurance in Canton, Ohio who still lives with his aged mum.

Perhaps it's a twenty-four-hour heart-rhythm monitor or an echocardiogram or a stress test or a cardiac catheterization; perhaps you end up with all of them before everyone is assured that everything is all right.