Sentence examples for perhaps it makes from inspiring English sources

So if time is the most valuable commodity you have, perhaps it makes sense to really understand its value to you and then make that calculation a part of your financial everyday decision-making.

If it makes business sense in that context, then perhaps it makes business sense in others.

So perhaps it makes sense to look at them together.

But there again perhaps it makes a compensating sense.

"Perhaps it makes it difficult to find your place.

So perhaps it makes sense that Ban's office figuratively stands on their building's shoulders.

So perhaps it makes sense that it should seem so dazed and confused.

Then again, the zombies want to eat your brain, so perhaps it makes sense.

But perhaps it makes better sense for companies to see the poor as patrons worthy of their solicitations.

If enlightenment is to be found inside us, perhaps it makes sense to start looking outside first.

To the extent that measurement raises income inequality, perhaps it makes relations among the workers tenser and less friendly.