Sentence examples for that will perhaps from inspiring English sources

And let me say something that will perhaps be unpopular with everyone.

Something that will perhaps distinguish ourselves from what's on the broadcast networks".

A few more highlights that will perhaps continue to drive the conversation of which player best resembles Jordan.

Mr. Clinton, permitted the last word, said: "Let me say something that will perhaps be unpopular with everyone.

The opportunity for further glory lies ahead on a trajectory that will perhaps be a little smoother.

Amid the intricate legal argument, there will be one moment that will perhaps linger most in the memory.

"And that'll perhaps mean looking at a two or three-day strike in the near future.

But we also think we will ultimately be safer if we can introduce the idea that the United States is willing to enter into arms treaties with Russia to reduce our respective nuclear arsenals, and that we're gonna stand against nonproliferation in a way that will perhaps deter others from acquiring nuclear weapons.

So, you have one side (the administration) that will -- perhaps with some regret!

"This is something that will happen, perhaps, more and more all over the country," Trump said.

Any country that finds itself in that position will perhaps naturally crave the diplomatic clout that comes with it.