Sentence examples for perhaps pay from inspiring English sources

It did not, perhaps, pay off, given that Heikki chose different tires.

They will have to justify this to their own people and perhaps pay a political price as a consequence.

(If a land claim was validated in court, companies that operated on Aboriginal property would have to negotiate with the traditional owners and perhaps pay substantial fees).

Be realistic – it's better to pay down debts first, or perhaps pay into your company's pension scheme if the company also contributes.

He wants other countries to raise their standards of labour, environmental and intellectual-property protection so that American companies will be able to compete on a level playing field and, perhaps, pay decent middle-class wages once again.

In markets where housing inventory is tight, Mr. Yun said, buyers will have to make a trade-off: act right away to get the best financial deal, or wait for more choices and perhaps pay a bit more.

The Mets, perhaps paying attention to their manager, scored 12 runs without a homer.

'The Shoestring Book Awards', perhaps, paid for by the book trade itself.

Look at all those multinational companies operating in Greece — often in very favorable terms (perhaps paid for through corruption).

Perhaps, paying heed to the right choice, we might put our political culture onto a better track.

Look at all those multinational companies operating in Greece often in very favorable terms (perhaps paid for through corruption).