Examples of using Perhaps too in English and their translations into Chinese
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Political
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Ecclesiastic
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Programming
It is research that is too expensive, too impractical and perhaps too ethically sensitive to be carried out in the United States.
Or perhaps too accessible, for they constitute the everyday world shared by those who are looked down upon as common.
But even if that wasn't the case I think Nico was perhaps too quick today.
French Finance Minister Pierre Moscovici had a different take earlier this month, calling the euro"perhaps too strong.".
Newman acknowledged his authorship in a touching letter, perhaps too humble;
One delegation noted that the analysis of the situation in the country appeared to be correct in the CCF but perhaps too optimistic with regard to Rwanda' s development prospects.
Perhaps too, Ludovic-Rodo struggled because, like all his brothers, except for Lucien, he was encouraged by his father not to trade upon the Pissarro name.
When he came out at last, elegant indeed but perhaps too conscious of being so, the group surrounded him, asking that he sign their books.
But the distinctive issues raised by private giving-- both definitionally and perhaps too in terms of the underlying motivation for giving-- call for distinct analysis, which is left to the future.
Sent before 24 hours after first meet can indicate that the guy is keen, perhaps too keen, thus risks losing her interest.
There are, perhaps, too many reform processes going on in parallel or partially overlapping.
Perhaps, too, because it was particularly difficult for a workman's son, like myself.
Before I die I must not forget that I have my executioners to punish, and perhaps, too, who knows, some friends to reward.
The pain is perhaps too recent.
But it was perhaps too early for Australia.
We are extremely clever animals… Perhaps too clever.
Many things are touched upon, perhaps too many.
You have been asking questions, perhaps too many questions.
Tigers are very confident, perhaps too confident at times.