Sentence examples for perhaps it does from inspiring English sources

"I don't know," Mr. Bizzarri said with a laugh, though given that 82percentt of Gucci's 2015 sales were in their own stores — and that ready-to-wear accounts for only 11percentt of its sales — perhaps it does not matter.

This doesn't always lead to slickly coherent messages, maybe, that would fit 140 characters, but perhaps it does, at its best, sound something like a pluralist, complex, human take on how the world itself sounds.

Perhaps it does not trust its own sensibility enough, though; the narration that opens the film and appears throughout indicates a lack of confidence, which is a shame .The French grew tired of the Republic as if she were an old wife," Némirovsky wrote in 1942.

Or perhaps it does not want to jeopardise its own fast-improving relations with India.American businesses are not as excited by India as they are by China, for the obvious reasons that China's economy is two-and-a-half times bigger, is growing faster and is more integrated with the rest of the world.

But perhaps it does.

Or perhaps it does.

Perhaps it does.

And perhaps it does.

But perhaps it does not.

Perhaps it does not really matter.

Perhaps it does, but let's ask.