Sentence examples for sentence perhaps from inspiring English sources

She will receive a far lighter sentence — perhaps probation — if she continues to cooperate with the authorities.

It was a relatively lenient sentence, perhaps mitigated by league officials' knowledge of what Rypien was going through.

The sentence, perhaps understandably, resulted in an irate email from one of its readers protesting at its pomposity and obfuscation.

The agent may lurk elsewhere in the sentence, perhaps in a phrase that begins with by, as in Dr. Seuss is adored by most children.

After his latest sentence, perhaps because of his age and poor health, he was reportedly kept in a detention center rather than a labor camp.

Originally facing up to 35 years in prison, he will now receive a much milder sentence, perhaps including no time in jail.The government's aggressive pursuit of Mr Drake confounded advocates of open government.

Then you add more sentences, perhaps about online traffic, or about which days' print copies sold best, or about comparisons year-on-year.

As we prepare to ratchet up the "war" on corporate fraud with new shock-and-awe-type sentences, perhaps we should pause, or go slowly at least.

He was not a great speaker, and tended frequently to place the wrong emphases within his sentences, perhaps due to the fact that he had never totally gotten used to the necessities of public life.

His own lawyers must then persuade the court that he should remain free until his sentencing, perhaps more than two months away, or should at least have a few more weeks of liberty to put his personal life in order.

Working on each week's set of new vocabulary words, all four groups draw illustrations and write captions using the assigned words, but she encourages team C, her highest-achieving group, to write more complex sentences, perhaps using two new vocabulary words in the same sentence.