Sentence examples for perhaps to decide from inspiring English sources

E-mail, blogging, social networking and tweeting were expected to surge in importance and perhaps to decide the race.

Also, because incorrectly curated molecules are always likely to take some significant time to fix, it is important that in the meantime users are not denied the opportunity to link between these disputed versions, and perhaps to decide for themselves which of them are correct.

The 45-minute chat was over around lunchtime, with Obama hurrying to a meeting with Biden at 12 30 and Sanders scurrying off himself, perhaps to decide whether to drop an anti-Hillary attack ad before Iowans kick things off on Monday.

The psychiatrist has to propose (or perhaps to decide) which treatment is most adequate for the patient sitting in his office or lying in the hospital bed.

Whales evolved social mechanisms to defend against predators, support injured or sick animals, find and catch prey, perhaps even to decide where to move.

In November, there is every reason to believe a significant number of eligible voters will be turned away on ID grounds, perhaps enough to decide a close election.

Torre passed Tino Martinez in the clubhouse and Martinez asked the manager how he was feeling, perhaps trying to decide whether the look on Torre's face betrayed tiredness or the hangover of disappointment.

What that does is show people the sport, and then they are perhaps more inclined to decide to have a go".

"Perhaps Joe Cannon needs to decide whether to be a journalist or the back-room political operative he once was, for he can't credibly be both," the board wrote.

Perhaps; in order to decide, we will need an analysis of welfare, which tells us what well-being is and how well off we are.

Since you don't know when you'll die (unless you consult a psychic, perhaps), you need to decide if you can afford funeral insurance over the next 10 years or 20 years.