Sentence examples for perhaps hand from inspiring English sources
Others argue that Iran should be given more time to identify Qaeda operatives and perhaps hand them over.
But I will say that if he is unable to translate discontent into language that is respectful, however harsh it may be, then he should perhaps hand over to someone who can".
Several reports indicate that Johnson is expected to resign as the Miami Dolphins' coach, maybe as soon as Sunday, and perhaps hand the reins of the team to his good friend and assistant head coach, Dave Wannstedt.
That would not perhaps hand the widely discredited former prime minister a seat in cabinet, but it would most certainly hand him renewed influence over the affairs of the nation at a time when he is a defendant in four trials.That is one possible outcome.
They are not a deciding factor for the kind of people who become artists, whose temperaments leave them no choice and who survive as and where they can, perhaps hand to mouth, against the sound advice of family, friends, and well-meaning strangers.
Did the investor stop coming to board meetings — perhaps hand you off to a junior person at their?
Other programmes such as highway funding and farm assistance could be trimmed, and perhaps handed over to the states.
Conceivably, he might then agree to step down sooner rather than later, perhaps handing over to his heir-apparent, Emmerson Mnangagwa, who, among other things, ran the security services for nine years.
There was also talk that he might split up the company, perhaps handing over assets like Madison Square Garden and the New York Knicks and Rangers to James Dolan, who is interested in sports, and selling the rest.
The next step is refining and patenting the decision-support system, and perhaps handing it off to DuPont to run.
Identification of such inconsistencies may serve to elucidate best practices that have been established through practice and perhaps handed down via formal and informal apprenticeship and training models, but not formally documented.
