Sentence examples for perhaps not going from inspiring English sources

"Which," he said, "is perhaps not going to get me a Nobel prize".

He became aware as a young teen that he was perhaps not going to see everything quite the same way as his father.

He is a moral man who is perhaps not going through his most modest life phase – "I'm well aware that there is one Treasury minister who is now referring to me as the Right Honourable Lord Murphy".

On if Mendes playing in place of Solli will affect the team's attack: I don't think so, I still think Carlos is good enough to perhaps not going for overlaps for 90 minutes, but definitely he's a right fullback that can give support to the wide player in the attacking game.

Consumers, with choices now offered by iOS 9, will dictate that banner ads, while perhaps not going extinct, will certainly grow at a miserly pace.

Today's strong dollar has perhaps not gone far enough either to embolden protectionism or to galvanize resolve to act.

First the good news, Mortimer: the story of a Marine who lost the use of his legs but gets to run like a blue deer is pure genius, a magnificent trope for a soul trying to find what is lost but perhaps not gone for good.

But even with the two-run lead Saturday, an early sign indicated that perhaps it was not going to be Detroit's night.

Speaking of the presidents of China and the United States, he added, "Jiang Zemin and perhaps George Bush are not going to be in place in 2008.

And if there's any underlying hope to this video, it's that if the BSA can commission a video like this, then perhaps it's not going to go the RIAA route of demonizing its customers.

"And perhaps they're not going to look for such a hard-core constitutional conservative there and they're going to put up with Scott Brown and some of the antics there.