Sentence examples for perhaps there are two from inspiring English sources

Perhaps there are two reasons for this lack of response.

Perhaps there are two messages to reflect upon this anniversary of the National Apology.

And yet, perhaps, there are two sorts of national culture in Europe.

Trump responded in kind, referring to Carson as "a special, special person" while agreeing with his premise that "perhaps there are two Donald Trumps".

Then it dawned on me that perhaps there are two categories of New Yorkers: those who live in New York City and those who visit it frequently and become very interested and involved in the city's life.

I'm made to feel by the bank that perhaps there are two layers of transgender people – the real ones who have a GRC and fakes like me who don't have a certificate".

Perhaps there are five Moseses.

Abraham said: [27] Genesis 18.24 ʾûlay yeš ḥ a miššîm ṣaddîqim b e ṯôḵ hāʿîr Perhaps EXST fifty innocent within the city Mood Adjunct Finite/Predicator Subject circumstantial Adjunct Mood Base Residue (Perhaps there are fifty innocent within the city;).

Perhaps there are three rather than just two critical patterns to identify: pulseless with EMD, pulseless with cardiac activity but inadequate CBF, and pulseless with cardiac activity and adequate CBF.

In a day, perhaps there are three births, 10 critical surgeries and hundreds of acute medical cases -- cancer, kidney failure, heart attacks.

"It's across the board now – in the past perhaps there were two or three individuals who were phenomenal, someone like Paul Collingwood.