Sentence examples for which perhaps will from inspiring English sources

But there are plenty of places to pause, rest and admire the ingenuity of yesteryear, which perhaps will rise again soon.

I'll stay a corporal all my life, which perhaps will be very short, depending on whether they fling me to the front immediately or not.

This may be telling us something about risk factors for headache, which perhaps will increase as the world becomes ever-more urbanized.

It is his role as Cogburn in "True Grit" which perhaps will be most remembered in his death.

Engaged students are more able to cope with academic stress [ 11], and are more satisfied [ 12, 13], which perhaps will lead in the future to more professionals having a sense of well-being and less feeling burned out, a syndrome which traditionally has been dealt with by health care professionals [ 14].

The results suggested that future work for the optimization of ethanol fermentation in S. stipitis should also consider the availability of nutrients aside from carbon source, which perhaps will be more beneficial as the cost-effective media often contain complex mixtures of nutrient derived from natural substrates.

"We have a week before the transfer window closes, during which, perhaps, everything will be solved".

A. I had prepared a little statement which perhaps I will read to you, because I anticipated questions on this topic.

A further factor that should not be ignored is the drop in tobacco use, which, perhaps surprisingly, will increase medical costs.

I think about the family which perhaps I will never see again and I resolve not to forget my vow, seven years ago, to be their hero.

Let's suppose that if you go through door one, it's virtually guaranteed that what will happen is you'll be kidnapped and your kidnappers will then torture you for a week, after which perhaps you'll be released.