Sentence examples for that works perhaps from inspiring English sources

And if that works perhaps, as Marvin Minsky, a founder of the field of artificial intelligence put it, they will keep humanity as pets.

Mrs. Dewan, acknowledged as the community's best cook, wants to start catering, and if that works, perhaps open a Bengali restaurant.

I wanted to rent space from a larger company that had congenial people and a copying machine that worked — perhaps a firm of architects.

It seems more likely that legislators would tamper with the things that work, perhaps giving in to the same temptation to micromanage academics that they have succumbed to in the state's K-12 schools.

Presumably it was supposed to conjure ideas of flourishing industry and a deal that works for the ordinary worker – perhaps with some quite overt and relatable flourishes in the speech to ram that point home.

If you already have one color that's well represented, pick another color that works well within the room (perhaps it's already present in smaller amounts), and use your window treatments to play up that accent color.

Perhaps at long last they have hit on a team and a strategy that will work, perhaps this is the team that will line up at Brisbane in November.

If that doesn't work perhaps President Obama needs to send in a pirate envoy to speak with them -- I personally nominate Rush Limbaugh -- I think he would look great with an eye patch and a parrot on his shoulder.

Due to a certain similarity in style and content, it is generally supposed that "Elias," like "David," belonged to the school of Olympiodorus and that he lived and worked perhaps in Alexandria in the second half of the 6th century CE.

Whatever that was, it doesn't work – perhaps because another person sat in the director's chair five-sixths of the time.

This indicates that working memory is perhaps fundamental to individual multitasking ability.