Sentence examples for perhaps to undertake from inspiring English sources
Those from the "squeezed middle" will be choosing to live at home while they study – perhaps to undertake distance learning or work and study part time.
For instance, an approach to a sacred space may require the believer to cross various thresholds, and perhaps to undertake a relatively arduous journey on account of the topography of the place, as when it is set on a mountain or island.
Is it perhaps time to undertake the first step in recovery and admit that we have a problem -- that obsessing over money isn't getting us anywhere?
He was perhaps too ready to undertake tasks for other people - whatever commitments he had.
Perhaps we need to undertake a Greenhouse Gas Fast during this holy season.
He says perhaps medics who choose to undertake private practice should not be allowed to do any more NHS work.
In older people, multi-morbidity is common and a strict dichotomisation between degenerative and vascular dementing disorders at both pre-clinical and dementia stages is difficult to undertake, possibly artificial and perhaps not the most useful approach.
In the family business context, researchers have found that family firms are less inclined to undertake risk, perhaps because the survival of the firm is of utmost importance; this seems to be especially true in emerging and underdeveloped economies (Zahra 2005; Gomez-Mejia et al. 2007).
Making a fucking smoothie and using a laptop don't exactly scream "gripping cinema," so perhaps when the director decided to undertake this Sisyphean task he didn't quite know what he was getting into.
We agree this may perhaps be an important study to undertake, but feel it is beyond the scope of the present paper.
Together with the recent proposals from the General Dental Council regarding specialist training, [ 63] this should facilitate a no less demanding but more flexible entry process for those who wish to undertake specialist training, perhaps at a later stage in their professional career.
