Sentence examples for to conclude perhaps from inspiring English sources

The Justice Department's review is expected to conclude perhaps before the end of the month.

It is all too easy to conclude, perhaps subconsciously, that others have a necessary knowledge or acumen that we lack.

On the other, you were sighingly forced to conclude, perhaps it was inevitable: Chris Lowe is 53, Neil Tennant nearly 59; their work in recent years has increasingly looked beyond pop music, stretching into film soundtracks, ballet scores and orchestral works.

So we can conclude perhaps that the answer to the initial question 'How much detail and accuracy is required when representing crop weed competition within simulations of agricultural systems?' is '…exactly as much detail and accuracy as is required to achieve the modelling aim, and no more', thus agreeing with Einstein's well-known quote 'Make everything as simple as possible, but not simpler'.

Finally, the authors conclude, perhaps correctly, that elderly persons tend to neglect drug side effects.

They conclude, perhaps not surprisingly, that "a profound change in administrative and regulatory culture" is needed.

But voters may conclude, perhaps not wrongly, that he is nevertheless more viable than Mr. Perry at this stage.

Still, it is easy to conclude that perhaps half of the budget of "The Artist," came directly or indirectly from public support.

The more I think about it, the more I'm tempted to conclude that perhaps we just need to accept their verdict: we are stupid.

Was it too corny to conclude that perhaps there was something subconscious that motivated Ms. Rhodes to create a bird sanctuary, in the literal sense, in what was once Bird's sanctuary?

In his submission, Dunstone said: "I have, however, been surprised by some of the revelations about other parts of the bank, particularly the corporate division and, with the benefit of hindsight, have to conclude that perhaps the levels of rigour, experience and professionalism I found in the retail division were not as strong elsewhere".