Sentence examples for perhaps will keep from inspiring English sources

Four years later, after the People's Liberation Army PLAA) football team lost to a Yugoslav youth team, Mao met the Yugoslav side and (according to the PLA Daily) said, "We lost to you now and perhaps will keep losing for 12 years.

Perhaps you will keep your audio and video files on your PC -- or perhaps on an appliance called an entertainment server.

Perhaps they will keep their lead.

Now that it will be easier to get a touchback, teams may be less likely to keep kickoff specialists, or perhaps they will keep them on the practice squad and activate them only when facing an opponent with a dangerous returner.

If Vivid can't fetch its desired acquisition price, perhaps Vista will keep it in its portfolio until it grows its value.

Perhaps the Americans will keep their powder dry and a new Republican president will take office in 2017, intent on supporting Israel no matter what, no matter how marginalized the Jewish state becomes.

Marx is confident that competition between Google Fiber, AT&T and perhaps other companies will keep prices down for low-income residents.

Perhaps all of this will keep the pirates at bay.

"Perhaps we'll keep the lines more separate if we don't like the mix".

If I ever manage to get it done, perhaps I'll keep the fat they remove and send it back to my French exchange, covered in aspic.

The space program may be only 46 years old, but humans have been exploring new territory for tens of thousands of years, so by Copernican logic perhaps they'll keep it doing it far into the future.