Sentence examples for perhaps to over from inspiring English sources

Just as European growth seems to be picking up, perhaps to over 2% a year, America's appears to be heading downwards to not much more than that.In the short term America's economy is certainly slowing, as the latest GDP figures, due out on October 27th, are expected to show.

"We haven't created as many chances as we perhaps want to over the course of the season so far, which is why it has been vitally important we keep clean sheets.

It is easy perhaps to be over-sympathetic to the "plight" of Williams, to think of him as a failure because he never sold any books in his lifetime.

These preliminary findings suggest that Native Americans failed to disinhibit pain, perhaps due to over-activation of pain inhibitory mechanisms.

A few lines (e.g., number 66) showed repression; perhaps due to over-expression in a heterologous system.

It has been noted (personal communication with Dr. J. Sharp) that there is a tendency to give higher scores for individuals with low levels of disease involvement, perhaps related to "over-reading" of x-rays with early disease progression.

The ACP expects its annual transfers to the state to triple between 2005 and 2015 and perhaps to rise eightfold, to over $4 billion, by 2025.

But the material was complicated — too complicated, perhaps, to convey over the phone.

Not pristine enough perhaps to win over all the Bowl Championship Series computer rankings, but nobody can dispute that they belong in the national championship game.

So who won? "Oh," said Mr. Dubbin, pausing, perhaps, to mull over his new in-law's maxim: "Do you want to be right or do you want to be loved?" "I'm sure she beat me," he said.

Ask him to come on board as an adviser, perhaps to fly over for the mid-season international next June and then to lend his experience and aura to the England camp during next autumn's Four Nations in the southern hemisphere.