Sentence examples for perhaps to allow from inspiring English sources

There are also garish target-shooting galleries -- perhaps to allow shopping-crazed parents to let off steam.

Enough green votes, perhaps, to allow Gov. Jeb Bush, the president's brother, to win re-election this year.

And in the tradition of the finest Manhattan co-ops, the lobby, with two stout eight-sided columns, seems dimly lighted on purpose, perhaps to allow residents to duck in and out unobtrusively.

These have been co-ordinated with European officials, perhaps to allow Mr Rajoy to claim that Spain will face no fresh conditions beyond the ones he has announced himself.

Uncertainty about who and what comes after him is already affecting the political mood.Recently, a decision was made to bring forward parliamentary elections by several months, perhaps to allow the president to seek medical treatment afterwards.

But officials in London said Prime Minister Gordon Brown would delay his apology until early next year, perhaps to allow time to weigh demands for financial compensation made by survivors of the program in Australia.

According to possibilism (perhaps extended to allow some fictional objects to be impossible objects), fictional objects are just like actual objects, except that they exist only in various non-actual worlds.

If in the beginning of the seminar she often looked away when speaking to you – perhaps afraid to allow a glimpse into her suffering soul – now she stands up straight, smiles and looks you confidently in the eye.

Perhaps it was to allow Mr. Obama to go on asserting that the issue of same-sex marriage should generally be left up to the states.

Douglas's comeback will begin next week in Salin-de-Giraud, France, where the swift, biting-cold mistral can reach 60 knots, perhaps strong enough to allow a record.

The spectacle of Jewish athletes being slaughtered in Munich, once the seat of Hitler's ambitions, was perhaps too ghastly to allow for any alternative approaches.