Sentence examples for perhaps in light of from inspiring English sources

The "not fine" is expounded in overwhelming detail; repetitious, perhaps, in light of "Papal Sin".

Perhaps, in light of the elegance of Iago's malevolent craftsmanship, the playwright couldn't bring himself to add his vilest puppet master to the carnage.

Perhaps, in light of these findings, Mr Buffett should call his next jet "The Indispensable".* "Are perks purely managerial excess?," NBER working paper, 2004.

(Perhaps in light of that stigma the Food Stamp Program was renamed by Congress in 2008; it is now the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP).

Perhaps in light of polls showing that voters are not responding positively to his tax credit plan, Mr. Schundler has recently been talking of broader solutions for public education.

It is perhaps in light of this that Milton Friedman, dean of free-market economists, said a couple of years ago that his advice to former socialist countries 10 years earlier had been to "privatise, privatise, privatise".

The finding, the paper's authors wrote, was perhaps unsurprising in light of the country's one-child policy.

Perhaps, however, in light of the University of Connecticut's recent technology mishaps, we should stick to a text message.

Perhaps unsurprisingly, in light of the profile of those most likely to be missed, Democrats find the intellectual arguments in favour of such adjustment more compelling than Republicans do.

Perhaps, but in light of the alternative — a new, trade-only Nafta that would enshrine the dreadful human rights status quo in the United States and Mexico — the change is worth the risk.

There is just a double standard, perhaps understandable in light of our values, that we hold the Israelis and the United States to a higher standard than we hold our enemies.