Sentence examples for perhaps need more from inspiring English sources

"Some of it is about choreographers who perhaps need more work or it would be nice to see taking a step forward that otherwise they might not be able to take".

By focusing on aspects often overlooked by other classifications, these systems provide administrators and with useful information about aspects that could affect maternal and perinatal outcomes and perhaps need more attention and investment.

The movement, composed by Ms. Aoki following Ms. Donohue's score, at times existed in too narrow a register, or perhaps needed more articulation in its delivery.

The relationship with the Royal Opera House was, he said, "organic for both the opera and pop world, the former perhaps needing more audience and the latter more content".

Essentially, this genetic variant reduces the impact of dopamine, leaving these individuals desiring (perhaps needing) more stimulation and novelty -- thereby increasing their tendency to seek out a "bit of strange".

What is, perhaps, needed more than anything else are attempts to consolidate this body of work, particularly as it relates to the development of methods.

Is your child milk-intolerant and perhaps needing more calcium?

Perhaps they need more time.

Perhaps they need more national support.

Perhaps they need more time to plumb the depths of the institution's intransigence.

Chris DesBarres Winston-Salem, N.C., Jan . 24 , 2011 To the Editor: Perhaps we need more representatives, but there are better ways to reform the House.