Sentence examples for this perhaps to from inspiring English sources

We attributed this perhaps to the fact that her father was a playwright".

Volvo's roof-crush standards vastly exceed federal regulations, but the Ford-owned company rarely mentions this, perhaps to avoid calling attention to the standards of Ford's own models.

"But what I want to know is, are they really ready to say this?" Perhaps to give itself some wiggle room, the government is expected to use vague terminology, announcing that the three damaged reactors are in a "state of cold shutdown".

Some investigators have eschewed glucose corrections altogether after observing increased rather than decreased statistical noise in 'corrected' PET measurements, attributing this, perhaps, to error in the glucose measurement itself [9, 10].

This is perhaps to be expected in a volume of this size, aimed largely at clinicians in adult medicine.

But this is perhaps to paint too lurid a picture.

This was perhaps to offset the effect of the startling bandages that covered some of it.

However at the price of around £33, this is perhaps to be expected.

I missed having older bodies onstage, and this is perhaps to the point.

In the mid-19th century, this was perhaps to be expected.

But this is perhaps to render the picture too monochrome and static.