Sentence examples for perhaps less time from inspiring English sources

If you're thinking by this point "yes, that's exactly it!", this is likely to be a sign that you'd benefit by spending more time with other people – as well as still some (perhaps less) time with this person – rather than a sign you dislike this person and only spend time with them to avoid being alone.

He was talking about the extra time that opposing coaches may spend planning for the Jets, or Tebow specifically, which would result, perhaps, in less time planning for Sanchez.

Speaking on BBC Radio 4's Woman's Hour, he said it was hard to identify the reasons behind the decline but suggested that being connected to the world all the time by mobile devices meant that people perhaps had less time for each other.

Do you actually think before you tweet?" He added, "Perhaps spend less time tweeting about coconut flan and more time actually following the news".

They will follow the path blazed by Grey-Thompson, a pioneer in perhaps less auspicious times.

Okay perhaps it's easier — less time (and maybe less money) — to go to Dovetail on the Upper West Side for its deep fried sweetbreads.

I want to learn more, but perhaps next time under less time pressure.

Dan Werner, perhaps thinking there was less time on the clock, hurried a shot that missed, giving B.Y.U.

Perhaps if I spent less time at meals my suit would have made me feel more like a dashing character from an underwater adventure show.

It's the most fertile place for ideas that I know, though I should perhaps spend a little less time on its fictional landscape.

Developers who have owned their properties for less time, perhaps even those that bought at the top of the boom, may not have the luxury of waiting out the market.