Sentence examples for perhaps put off from inspiring English sources
Is this because women, perhaps put off by a male-dominated culture, do not want to do MBAs?
The bird refuses to budge though, perhaps put off by some dog walkers and a couple of swans.
As companies postpone big investments until at least next year, regular Mexicans will most likely tighten their belts, stay home more and perhaps put off large expenditures.
Seconds before the starting horn sounded, Mitch bailed out, perhaps put off by the fact that the pond was a gross green.
Early crowds at the lounge, which doesn't officially open until Tuesday, have been light, perhaps put off by the spooky entrance sign.
But he never excavated it, perhaps put off by the modest size of its tombs, and so did not uncover their contents.
Also, some teachers are perhaps putting off students from applying because they believe they may not fit in or adapt well to study at an elite institution.
Perhaps when Nola knew their prices she'd be put off.
Perhaps that's why the wedding date keeps being put off.
Reason, perhaps, to put off worrying about what to do about it.
