Sentence examples for would perhaps refer from inspiring English sources

That this wealth came at the expense of two major New World empires, the Aztec and the Inca, is what we would perhaps refer to today as collateral damage.

Typically, officials said, the New York field office would have sent a letter like Ms. Jamieson's back to the secretariat in Washington with a summary of the case, or would perhaps have referred the matter to Baltimore, where the old deportation case was based.

If Rodman had missed more free throws that night, perhaps we would refer to intentionally fouling a bad free-throw shooter as "menace-a-Dennis".

People would perhaps not realise that".

"Inanity" would perhaps be a better word.

For example, it did not say that American bishops would immediately refer new allegations to civil authorities, or that they would establish boards composed predominantly of laypeople, including parents and perhaps victims, to review complaints.

Would you refer the patient?

That would refer to Australia.

"I would refer to Barack".

The lawyers would refer them to Nausieda.

Psychologists would refer to her as "reserved".