Sentence examples for perhaps proceed from inspiring English sources

If the latter, Boris should perhaps proceed with care.

The western European powers, fearing that the Russians might succeed in establishing a Soviet government in Poland and perhaps proceed to Germany, sent a military mission, headed by the French general Maxime Weygand, to advise the Polish army.

This will allow us to examine our motives and perhaps proceed with caution when we have an urge to police girls and women.

Estate planning also encompasses choosing a guardian for any minor children you may have and possibly appointing a trustee to disburse funds (perhaps proceeds from a life insurance policy) for education and maintenance on a reasonable schedule.

WASHINGTON -- With an arsenal that could rain down hundreds of devastating nuclear warheads on North Korea, the United States can afford to react calmly to North Korea's testing of a nuclear device on Tuesday -- and perhaps even proceed with nuclear reductions talks, a top arms expert said.

On reflection, perhaps treatment proceeded too rapidly and a full range of risk-influencing factors was not identified and taken into account.

Or perhaps Boras will proceed as normal, and everything will take awhile.

As a result, the suit can proceed, perhaps costing the bank — and Mr. Ritter and two other former senior executives — substantial judgments.

Thus it would be difficult, perhaps impossible, to proceed with plans filed two decades ago for a tall building on the site, and a visit to this little midblock surprise can re-arrange a New Yorker's view of the relationship between street and architecture.

Judge Jones advised Abdelrahman that she could not accept a plea if he did not think he was guilty, and suggested that perhaps the case should proceed to trial.

Perhaps a way to proceed would be to say that naturalism, so conceived, is the view that there is no such person as the God of theism, or anything like God (see, e.g., Beilby 2002).