Sentence examples for perhaps stuck from inspiring English sources

"Were you perhaps stuck in European canonical traffic?

First, many investigators (perhaps stuck in our historical stage 1) simply continue to insist that TEs are kept in reserve to "facilitate or speed evolutionary innovation," without addressing how or at what level this could be a selected effect how evolution as normally understood might possibly be able to look ahead into the future.

Perhaps sticking around beyond the winter tour would help make this happen, I suggest.

Those Americans opposed to increased trade with China might want to forgo the flags and the fireworks displays and perhaps stick to hand-held sparklers.

But then - he is, after all, an apologist for religion; perhaps sticking to a credo in the face of everything contrary comes naturally.

Instead, Mr. Bush would have sat in his limousine all day long inching toward the pump, perhaps sticking his head out into the choking smog from time to time to curse the fact that an oil-lush country has too little gas to go around.

If you park on the street, however, the infrastructural challenge of keeping your electron-powered vehicle topped up becomes complicated enough that perhaps sticking to driving on squished dinosaurs makes sense for a while longer.

It's a lot to accommodate; perhaps sticking to terror is just less intimidating".

Our species is often at its best when we do things that don't come easily, such as learning to play the violin or, perhaps, sticking with one mate till death do us part.

I'm unsure whether Cardi is really drinking this tea or just endorsing it, but perhaps stick to the regular kind and sip it for pleasure and the long-term benefits Brown describes.

Perhaps sticking to a budget can be the best kind of shopping because we can be armed with the knowledge we had just as satisfying a shopping experience as our friends, but have blown way less of our hard-earned money.