Sentence examples for this might perhaps from inspiring English sources

There was this giddy anticipation mixed with, you know, this might perhaps be a disaster".

This might perhaps be transcended if the casting had been more idiosyncratic.

Any biologist who dared to suggest in public that perhaps evolution might work differently on the sexes, and that this might perhaps result in some underlying neurological inequalities, was likely to get tarred and feathered.Today, by contrast, biology tends to be an explanation of first resort in matters sexual.

This might perhaps partly explain the different results obtained.

This might perhaps be due to lowered requirement of energy with consequent decreased utilisation of these biofuels.

This might perhaps be the most random thing I ever write, but here goes nothing.

But sometimes there is no clever way to say it: "Thirteen Moons" is awful .Cold Mountain" was a clever book and by loosely basing Will Cooper, the narrator of this latest tale, on a fascinating frontiersman, William Holland Thomas, as Mr Frazier has done, this novel might perhaps have turned out just as well.

This claim might perhaps be associated with Frege, if one identifies his referents of predicates ('concepts') with properties.

Without this the ball might perhaps have taken his edge as it turned, a standard beating of the bat, better luck next time, nothing you could do there.

Given that low SES was not a risk factor for this, polytobacco use might perhaps instead be related to the social risk factors for cigarette smoking among African-Americans that have been identified in prior studies that is, racial segregation 27 29 and racial discrimination.

This indicates that there might perhaps be a functional selection against variations, acting on TM domains of monoamine receptors, which is less selective on the TM domains of peptide receptors, and chemokine receptor GPCRs.