Sentence examples for perhaps in terms of from inspiring English sources

DOCHERTY: Perhaps in terms of scale, it's explosive weapons when they're used in populated areas.

Perhaps in terms of creating a spectacle that is consumed around the globe, it's not even a bad thing.

Perhaps, in terms of pointing out the silliness of the classification sysem, but probably not to most drivers.

Yet Herbert Hoover was perhaps, in terms of being a humanitarian, one of our most humanitarian presidents".

Find an object or objects from history that have contemporary cousins of some kind, perhaps in terms of their functions.

Martino has said that he feels "there is no need to change much" before the second game and perhaps, in terms of personnel, he is right.

The Israeli foreign minister, Shimon Peres, said Saturday night's bombing was perhaps "unprecedented in terms of its method and casualties".

Pakistan has countless women like Khar – perhaps not in terms of lifestyle, but in how they choose to live their lives, dedicated to public service.

These well-worn ears, for reasons perhaps unsound in terms of a literal reading of the score, continue to prefer a certain deliberation, flexibility and weight in Beethoven.

In denying them a culture, Lord Gower, let's face it, almost certainly went a little too far, though perhaps not in terms of his immediate ambition.

The sanctions for individuals were more harsh than most people probably expected, and perhaps lighter in terms of money and draft picks lost.