Sentence examples for perhaps in cases from inspiring English sources

Though bonds are hardly a perfect hedge against such risks, they typically beat stocks (except, perhaps, in cases of global conflagration, when both fare badly).

As a friend suggested to me, perhaps in cases like this the Justice Department should set up a citizen review board similar to those that oversee police departments in some cities.

At least, we cannot find much evidence for this, except perhaps in cases such as the evolution of dense fur by mammals as ice ages encroached.

The idea of conscription is to take organs in all suitable cases even when the deceased or family objected (except, perhaps, in cases of conscientious objection).

DNA consists of "coding" regions that are transcribed into RNA, different kinds of regulatory regions, and in higher organisms, a number of regions whose functions are less clear and perhaps in cases non-existent.

It is most relevant, perhaps, in cases where someone imagines sinners freely choosing annihilation (Kvanvig), or imagines them freely making a decisive and irreversible choice of evil (Walls), or imagines them freely locking the gates of hell from the inside (C. S. Lewis).

"It wasn't a bakery," he insists, perhaps in case anyone thinks he is a wimp.

There's a weird, random sighting of gorgonzola tortilla, perhaps in case Silvio Berlusconi keels up.

Many of the Karzais are also keeping homes in other countries, perhaps in case they have to leave Afghanistan in a hurry.

Burra bought him a house, but gave him the impression that he was merely paying the rent for him, perhaps in case he was embarrassed.

As we sit down, Dame Iris Murdoch spirits herself gracefully into the room, and I suddenly notice there's an abandoned glass of red wine tucked away under each armchair, as if perhaps in case of emergency.