Sentence examples for perhaps immediately after from inspiring English sources

Perhaps more important, future studies would benefit from protocolized timing of echocardiography in relationship to fluid administration, perhaps immediately after receipt of the initial 30 ml/kg volume expansion, and again immediately when surrogates of cardiac preload indicate that the patient is no longer fluid responsive.

Decline begins very early on in life, perhaps immediately after peak physical growth is reached.

Perhaps immediately meant after a while.

Perhaps immediately meant soon.

Perhaps immediately meant never.

This generosity, along with the Haitian sense of kindness and community, is perhaps why, immediately after four stories collapsed on Maxo on January 12th, family, friends, and even strangers began to dig for him and his wife and their children.

Perhaps unsurprisingly, immediately after the two companies announced their strategic love affair, Nielsen started publishing glowing reports about Facebook and how much time people are spending on social networks in general.

Even if you feel like you hate them, don't bad-mouth your ex, it will just make you feel worse when your guilt kicks in, which it will shortly, perhaps even immediately after you say it.

"This was perhaps defensible, perhaps even necessary, immediately after Lehman.

While "defensible, perhaps even necessary," immediately after the collapse of Lehman Brothers, which led to a cascading crisis of confidence, "over time it became a kind of crutch, more a matter of emotion than case-by-case judgment".

Mentally inviting people to sit on the judge's panel and perhaps disqualify him immediately after they meet is a serious mistake.