Sentence examples for will perhaps do from inspiring English sources

If the government can make it easier for small firms to go public, the likes of OsmoPure, Casa Couture and Abroad101 will perhaps do so.

If you do have a rooster in your flock, he will serve as the chairman of the board, and he will romance the hens indefatigably, and he will perhaps do a little work as protector and savior, if so called upon.

As it stands, the European Union will continue to patch the crisis with financial manipulations to prolong the life of the euro, and will perhaps do so several times as we bump from one member's financial crisis to the next.

Or will we perhaps do something about it?

Now, will the banks perhaps do their part?

If we have a high ranking public official concerned that her emails are up for grabs because the opposition party seeks to undermine her and the president she works for, she will (perhaps should) do what is necessary to protect her immaterial, unfiltered thoughts that made their way into emails.

Does the current push for "Value Added" measures mean that education has finally figured it out, or is this yet another silver bullet that will fail -- and perhaps do more harm than good along the way? 1.

He told reporters that he will return to research and perhaps do some teaching.

Perhaps doing so will result in some greater personal freedom; that does not make it an act of social rebellion.

Perhaps doing so, will develop your spirituality.

The idea is that, duly named and shamed, the noisiest offenders will perhaps be minded to do something about the pain they seem so determined to inflict on diners and, far worse, their own long-suffering staff.