Sentence examples for perhaps that indicates from inspiring English sources

Perhaps that indicates some skepticism about Coty's ability to cobble together a deal with an enterprise value of $14 billion, which includes the assumption and refinancing of both companies' debt.

However, the cardigan and tank top have now been discounted — but perhaps that only indicates how few people can pull off mustard yellow.

Perhaps a numbers system that indicates a person's origins and allows us to keep track of them?

Perhaps this indicates that people's identities are more sophisticated than the clumsy definitions that political machinery uses to appraise them.

Perhaps this indicates that early, appropriate recognition of critical illness, and treatment of it, should be our aim and with this may come improved outcomes.

Tellingly, Greer also said, "It is moments like these, I can hear the feminists screaming at me: 'You're trivialising rape,'" a giddiness at the thought of controversy that perhaps indicates the real purpose behind her controversial statements.

It is Azar's role at the Healthcare Leadership Council, however, that perhaps indicates who Azar would side with on an issue in which consumers and big businesses are on opposite sides.

MeeGo is intended to be a multi-device OS - indicating perhaps that Nokia is looking past just phones.

The words on Mr. Usman's white granite gravestone are written in Urdu, the language of Pakistan, indicating, perhaps, that Mr. Usman was of Pakistani descent.

Southampton's Gastón Ramírez was also used repeatedly in a central role, indicating perhaps that he is an option from the bench should Uruguay need additional creativity.

Issues relating to a key supplier led to the decision, indicating perhaps that the company had simple cash flow problems.