Sentence examples for perhaps later on from inspiring English sources

This time the diplomats must figure out how to forge new alliances (with Pakistan, most importantly, but perhaps later on with Iran) and how to maintain old ones (with Egypt and Saudi Arabia, for example, where most of the suspected terrorists grew up).

Beltran's contused rib forced him to leave the game, and his absence tonight and perhaps later on, removing his powerful bat from the order, would be worse for the Cards than losing a trifling opener.

Nasa, meanwhile, is charged with designing, but not yet building, a new heavy-lift rocket that might eventually take astronauts back to the moon for the first time since 1972, and perhaps later on to Mars.

Perhaps later on down the road they might slide further and deepen their love and get married.

But pension funds are different, the argument goes, and they require a different strategy: stocks when workers are young, perhaps, but later on, as workers age, an ultraconservative portfolio of bonds, with durations shortening as they approach retirement.

And perhaps later, relaxing on the sofa as James Stewart discovers the true meaning of family in It's a Wonderful Life.

Later on perhaps a semi contrite Miley sits down and does a confessional on Oprah, where she could complain about how terribly stressful it's all been?

Both sides of the family were Pennsylvania Dutch, an identity that meant little to him when he was young but a great deal later on, perhaps to shore up a precarious sense of identity.

Later on perhaps secundary surgery may have performed.

What they might see perhaps later today or on Tuesday is a piece of royal theatre.

A spokeswoman for the ICO could not confirm whether or not the ICO has a formal investigation into the data-sharing underway at this point, but did say it would be putting out an update soon, perhaps later today or on Monday.