Sentence examples for would perhaps do from inspiring English sources

It would perhaps do more harm in the moment than it would guard against for ages" (112).

Patients who get approval from their doctor would perhaps do a weekend training course, to get a basic understanding of setting, safety and dosage.

22 23 Those supporting the development of such innovations would perhaps do well to try and understand these challenges and explore, for example, why pulse oximetry has failed to become a standard of care in African hospitals.

* % of women ** % of men a multiple tests per kit b % of total number of respondents who reported to have used this specific self-test Seventeen percent of those who had never used a self-test said they would probably or definitely use one in the future and 54% said they would perhaps do so.

But in terms of the bigger picture, I'd love to do a musical on Broadway, I'd love to perhaps do a musical adaptation on film and I want to make more music in general, make another record.

West's grandmother would perhaps have done well with a traditional lead: fourth-highest of the longest and strongest.

In 1972, Ernest Bernhardt-Kabisch argued "Southey would perhaps have done well to have ended the poem here [at the end of part one].

Perhaps to get a tan or buy a baguette or ride a moose as his heritage would call for (perhaps doing all three things simultaneously: Getting a tan on the back of a moose while eating a baguette).

[The AMHLO] obviously has a greater understanding of the way they work …. [The AMHLO] is good at helping us get more access, liaising with them, linking with them, which we would not have perhaps done prior".

The different approaches are emblematic of the ways the two Democratic presidential candidates respond to problems -- and would perhaps continue to do so if they win the presidency.

Right up until the moment war was declared, Chamberlain hoped something would turn up, that somebody else, Stalin perhaps, would do Britain's dirty work for it.