Sentence examples for perhaps to drop from inspiring English sources

But analysts say they expect sales to plateau, and perhaps to drop in a few years.

For their part, Americans were afraid of hostile European planes flying over their homeland, perhaps to drop bombs rather than passengers.

So perhaps its time to drop the word 'sustainable' altogether.

In the suburbs, a drone could perhaps be programmed to drop a package in the backyard or wherever.

Squatter motivations vary: a need for cheap housing, a pioneering spirit or perhaps a desire to drop off the map.

Some zinger about Jesus walking on water, perhaps, admonishing me to drop my sail and become a windsurfer of men.

Rodgers has perhaps had opportunities to drop Mignolet before so to do it for a game at Old Trafford was certainly courageous.

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.

However, there are more than these two approaches, so perhaps it is best to drop the word 'the'the

Perhaps the banks will reduce loans to hedge funds, which might start selling some assets, causing prices to drop and perhaps having additional negative effects on capital.

Perhaps he has already decided to drop the scene, but can't bring himself to tell me.