Sentence examples for perhaps once more from inspiring English sources

These sides will meet again here in the quarter-finals of the European Champions Cup next month and perhaps once more in the play-offs.

The consensus view is that the Fed will move to ease policy again in the next 10 days, and perhaps once more after that before the end of the year.

And then perhaps once more.

Perhaps, once more, they really cared at one point--maybe they really did.

The presidential contest in Nevada is competitive, with Southern California workers planning to make the trip to Nevada again this weekend, and perhaps once more before the election, in hopes they can sway the U.S. Senate race for Democrat Catherine Cortez Masto and shore up the state for Clinton.

We should perhaps underscore once more that this is not an indicator of the desired future, but rather what are seen as the most likely visions.

Then you might deglaze a pan with that mixture, perhaps reduce it once more, and finish it with a big hunk of butter.

It's that month again, and when the New York skies are clear, as they have been and were then, you gaze at the proud prow of Manhattan and still feel the absence, and perhaps you see once more those papers from the crumpled towers fluttering out across the East River to strange landings in Brooklyn.

We need here perhaps to recall once more that deformation equivalent complex manifolds are diffeomorphic.

Heidegger argues that if humankind is to enter into safeguarding, it needs to learn (or perhaps to learn once more) to think of Being as a gift that has been granted to us in history.

Perhaps, looking back once more to history, it's not Palin but the "stocky, independent-minded" frontiersperson in this race, otherwise known as Calamity McCain.