Sentence examples for perhaps which from inspiring English sources

But why? Forestry practices, perhaps, which encourage denser forests in order to extract more timber.

Not the boss of Gazprom, perhaps, which has behaved like an arm of the Russian state.

Yet, there will inevitably be something missing - the humour perhaps, which was an integral part of Miralles himself.

It's fun to speculate on how the Saatchi might spin him — as "The Randy Romanian," perhaps, which would be quite right in another way.

To breathe, they'll have to separate the water into hydrogen and oxygen, then mix the oxygen with an inert gas — argon, perhaps — which they'll get from, well, somewhere.

A cult classic, perhaps, which satisfies two fundamental criteria: 1) a laughable attempt at tactical insight, and 2) exclaimed almost instinctively, every single time.

Perhaps the Russians have run up against some unexpected nuclear engineering problem - metal fatigue or corrosion perhaps - which they do not want to talk about until they are quite sure the Lenin can once again take pride of place in their Arctic fleet.

Perhaps, but which way makes more sense to you?

A law is likely to be approved, perhaps next month, which may strike a compromise.

Same with California and perhaps Utah, which added Dennis Erickson as a co-offensive coordinator.

It is a stultifying coming-together, a dated modernity, like "Planet of the Apes", perhaps.Which is not to say that UNEP has been without successes.