Sentence examples for would perhaps need from inspiring English sources

One 20-minute period would perhaps need to become two, with the other 40 at a very high standard.

However, they would perhaps need thousands of more years to win a hard fight where they could hide the realities from the world.

Other topics (psychosocial characteristics, e.g. social support; the work environment, e.g. facilities; and some personal factors, e.g. asking for help) would perhaps need some more facilitation during the focus group.

McManaman almost certainly would have been kept on but he'd gone a little stale and perhaps needed a new challenge.

That would, perhaps, eliminate the need for honking so much.

I guess the only thing for us [government community service] it would perhaps mean we would need to re-think the way we do our bereavement [support], and for the first month instead of 'phone contact make a visit to make it a workable thing.

If we'd known we'd need parliament, perhaps we'd have transacted that issue differently.

While Ryan has said he wants his House committees to work out the final bill, the process would perhaps get the final push it needs if Hatch would provide the funding stream in the Senate.

If Congress adopted, and stuck with, carbon prices that actually achieve the needed reductions, perhaps we wouldn't need to add new regulatory limits.

Perhaps you would need to explain to Alexandra that Australians are a bit different, irreverent larrikins who like banter.

Perhaps one would need to consider the scenario of a surprise attack against Israel, such as the 1973 war, but fought within the 1967 borders.