Sentence examples for perhaps to consider from inspiring English sources

A moment, perhaps, to consider those spectacularly successful women who have won the Nobel Prize.

So, understandably, the mind drifts a bit, perhaps to consider the possibilities of new adventures in casting, via the Weisslers.

Awkwardly, perhaps, to consider United 93 a success is to put oneself in the same category as Rush Limbaugh, the rabble-rousing rightwing radio host.

The panel that addressed partners said that there would be a meeting next week, perhaps to consider the sale of some of Andersen's businesses and to negotiate a settlement with the Enron shareholders and creditors who are suing the firm.

It is, perhaps, sobering to consider that they were all born between 1995 and 1996.

We should perhaps stop to consider to what degree, wittingly or not, the fashion world has the same fascination as the Nazis with eugenics.

But he does believe context is a slippery thing – difficult to quantify, and so perhaps difficult to consider in terms of responsibility.

In this era of near-stagnation in our mental health provision, it is perhaps interesting to consider the role poetry can play in contributing to mental health of everyday lives.

One who adopts this assumption would perhaps have to consider dropping it were one to concede that certain values and criteria are not exclusive to science.

By 1910, Argentina had already reached its agricultural frontier, so it perhaps appropriate to consider land a fixed factor though not an exhaustible one by that time.

To better understand the types of cosmological claims that Wolff defends about the universe, it is perhaps helpful to consider first his conception of physical bodies.