Sentence examples for perhaps generally from inspiring English sources

And there's something serious under the hood here and perhaps generally in the latest generation of apps that aim to turn stodgy, fragmented industries into more accessible, efficient ones.

In general, the report concludes, "Teens express more cautious attitudes and values toward sex than is perhaps generally believed".

Frequently, this ideal is found impossible of complete attainment; perhaps generally the market value rule is found to be the nearest approach to reaching the actual loss.

He or she is undecided – perhaps generally disillusioned with the leadership on offer, perhaps torn between competing policy options, or perhaps bored by politics and relatively uninformed.

So the Conservative party, while sometimes negative about homosexuality in the abstract, is perhaps generally well-mannered at the level of the individual.

It's a statement — perhaps generally true — that applies to absolutely nothing about "Knight and Day," including the making of the movie itself.

If you think about it, and this is probably true in many other functions, successful general managers or CEOs in the future, and perhaps today, generally have experience in a number of different line functions - whether that is finance into marketing, marketing into operations or production, depending upon the particular vertical industry.

And perhaps audiences generally.

Perhaps because, generally, people don't ask.

Equally true, but perhaps less generally recognised, is that the church does not do PR.

And perhaps more generally, I'm not sure Americans like their leaders speaking foreign languages.