Sentence examples for perhaps such as from inspiring English sources

This is under the theory that as long as you know that the strange-looking guy waving the big protest sign is packing heat, you can take steps to protect yourself, perhaps such as purchasing a bulletproof vest from a nearby street vendor.

This means that these counties may have particular situations, perhaps, such as organised crime, or a high victimisation background.

Pinnington says Hailo has various plans for tech developments for its own service from here on in, including adding more features to its apps — perhaps such as real-time traffic updates and the ability for drivers to track earnings in one place.

It has also been reported that chronic exposure to stressful situations, perhaps such as the persistent symptoms noted in this study, results in tonic changes in the HPA axis [ 31].

However, based on our behavioral, mutant, transgenic, and physiological analyses we hypothesize magnetic particles, perhaps such as those found in magnetotactic bacteria (Frankel et al., 2006) and previously reported in C. elegans, may (either directly or indirectly) be associated with the anterior and posterior-directed microvilli of the AFD neurons.

A certain kind of design, perhaps, such as in the outline of a heart?

Perhaps such mystery is just as well.

Perhaps such programmes act as marriage guidance counselling and help keep couples together?

Perhaps such offerings could serve as something of a Trojan horse to increase data consumption.

Perhaps travails such as these are only to be expected: when man narrows his focus to one or two foods, he becomes a prisoner of his virtue.

They suggest that the UN and the EU, or perhaps countries such as Russia and Egypt, should join the negotiating table to balance America's pro-Israeli tilt.