Sentence examples for perhaps in the case of from inspiring English sources

If there is an upside to the downside of losing business, perhaps, in the case of Lower Manhattan's bars, it is no-wait restrooms.

Perhaps in the case of the vice president's controversial energy policy meetings, an argument can be made that no possible culpability had accrued.

Until now, the invocation of salt, except perhaps in the case of Lot's wife, has had a note of commendation about it.

"They've gone right up to the edge of the law, except perhaps in the case of the plane," said Bruce R. Hopkins, a lawyer in Kansas City, Mo.

Giving machines the ability to "see" is an endeavor that has evolved considerably since then -- most famously, perhaps, in the case of the Sojourner exploratory craft that guided itself over the surface of Mars in 1997.

No doubt some religious defenders wanted to employ these bleak visions in a smug apologetic for faith, a greater temptation perhaps in the case of Antonioni, a post-Christian Italian, than of Bergman, an ex-Christian Swede.

This is perhaps debatable in the case of subjective probability, for perhaps it is sometimes possible to rationally not be fully confident in a necessary truth (for example, if identity statements are necessary if true, it may yet be rational on occasion to doubt a true identity claim).

This is perhaps clearest in the case of jazz.

Or perhaps, as in the case of Daniel Day-Lewis, who could break an Academy record as a three-time best actor winner, both?

Their hopes remain more fervent and perhaps realistic in the case of James Hildreth, now considering a new contract while other counties are poised to negotiate if he is persuaded to move.

Often, it's an under-used asset – a spare room perhaps, as in the case of Airbnb, or a taxi that might previously have had long waiting periods between jobs, when it comes to Uber.