Sentence examples for perhaps then we would from inspiring English sources

Perhaps then we would have fewer children who feel "failed by the system".

Perhaps then we would finally begin to live, rather than being concerned with bare survival.

Perhaps then we would have fewer anxious and lonely children growing up into anxious and lonely adults.

Perhaps then we would suffer less of Brand's knee-clutching on Newsnight or images of Farage open-thighed in a pub representing "the common man".

Also, dare I say it, if we all engaged in a little more social interaction on public transport then perhaps then we would start to see each other as people, and not just orifices to be ridiculed.

Perhaps then we'd get education reform that really works.

Perhaps then we'd see the end of sockpuppet and trolls accounts and a return to Twitter being used for the purpose for which it was intended.

Earlier this year, Moody's Analytics argued that a comedown from a Trumponomics sugar high wouldn't be delayed long — a year or two, perhaps — and then we'd face the prospect of a deep slump.

Cardinal Roger M. Mahony, archbishop of Los Angeles, said, "The only regret is everybody wishes we would have had these discussions earlier, perhaps in February, and then we wouldn't have had all these problems".

If we didn't think it was ridiculous (and impossible) to blow thousands on one short day, then perhaps we wouldn't have thought so hard about how we felt our union should best be celebrated.

"If the three intelligence chiefs had previously faced anywhere near as rigorous cross-examination then perhaps we would not have been so dependent on the Guardian and other newspapers to learn just how out of control surveillance had become".