Sentence examples for perhaps we better from inspiring English sources

"I said perhaps we better order a couple of them, to see if it happens again," Mr. Flaherty said.

So they are saying, 'Perhaps we better work longer hours".' Mr. Gros disputes the notion that long hours are a panacea for Europe's enervated economies.

Perhaps we better have a list of other nations William Hague assumes we might attack in the coming year in his war for democracy.

Perhaps we'd better leave things as they are for a while.

Most of all, perhaps, we need better coordination and communication among caregivers.

Perhaps we'd better just leave this sort of thing to the Americans.

In a world where perception is reality, perhaps we are better off with less medicine, not more.

If we can nudge the police toward a stronger culture of honesty in the field, then perhaps we can better rely on them to maintain honesty in the courtroom.

'Perhaps we'd better do it the way it's written, gentlemen,' he'd say reprovingly, but then he'd notice that the crew was laughing at our antics".

In learning to view our own habits and day-to-day behaviors in a different light, perhaps we may better manage conflict between the human evolutionary history and the trials of modern society.

Then again, an awful lot of heads turned when the M Coupe rolled around town, so perhaps we'd better leave this call up to your ego, not our desire for a bigger trunk.