Sentence examples for that perhaps needed from inspiring English sources

Things were said, things that perhaps needed to be said, but had been buried for too long.' Japan were no more.

Dr. Maves said he saw his new job as "a calling" and viewed the A.M.A. as a "treasure in many ways" -- though one that, perhaps, needed restoration.

Apparently not only prokaryotes were abundant in shallow Precambrian environments; the oldest eukaryotic-like fossils (acritarchs; Buick 2010) found so far (that perhaps needed oxygen for advantageous energetic and metabolic capabilities) are ~3,200 Ma old and were also present in estuarine environments (Javaux et al. 2010).

The Independent Weekly described the label as having "grown from a community that perhaps needed it the most," contrasting the scarcity of a gay/lesbian-oriented label in the southern United States at the time with the many in New York.

There are other numbers that, perhaps, need to be factored in — plummeting oil prices, for example.

One kind that perhaps needs little separate study is "counterpositing" (depositio).

Time to recalibrate its function, so that perhaps "need to know" becomes the "right to know".

The result is, arguably, an increasingly delicate kind of union that perhaps needs a certain degree of coddling.

The sensationalisation issue is also one that perhaps need some nuance since, importantly, headlines are often not written by the person who penned the article.

The advice of medical professionals is key in this area, and whilst we have developed processes to deal with many types of injury this is an area that has perhaps needed some more scrutiny.

He says he now takes such criticism with "a pinch of salt", a claim that perhaps needs to be taken with its own miniature salt supply.