Sentence examples for Perhaps resulting from from inspiring English sources

Sally Schneider has a vivid sense of flavor, perhaps resulting from her long experience as both a chef and a food stylist.

They sparred at length over how well the emergency plans would work in the release of a huge amount of radiation, perhaps resulting from a terrorist attack.

Complicating his wounds, the soldier was severely parasitized by worms, in addition to having hepatitis B and blood poisoning, perhaps resulting from cross contamination from his abdominal wounds.

By the end of that century, a university was well established, perhaps resulting from the barring of English students from the University of Paris about 1167.

The first is gradual environmental change, such as a shift in climatic patterns and consequent agricultural disaster, perhaps resulting from excessive environmental stress caused by population growth and overexploitation of resources.

In the second year, IDEA Lab is an opportunity for EMBAs to work with interested organizations or on their own startup (perhaps resulting from IDEA Week)—to explore and leverage innovation ecosystems to build greater strength in innovation-driven entrepreneurial advantage and to build a stronger culture of corporate innovation.

This mysterious retreat from the idealizing naturalism of the 1480s perhaps resulted from Botticelli's involvement with the fiery reformist preacher Girolamo Savonarola in the 1490s.

Asma is alert to notions such as that the Salem witch trials perhaps resulted from delusions fostered by spoiled rye grain.

This perhaps resulted from the idea that the artist, when creating a painting, was essentially the producer and master of his own work.

These and other systems tend to support the newly emerging idea that some of the more spectacular changes occurring in galaxies perhaps result from their interactions with other galaxies.

Our sea-based appetites perhaps result from a semiconscious desire to savour man's triumph over both the oceans and the skies, the overworld and the underworld, this duality perfectly reconciled in a man who can in the same afternoon eat a dozen oysters and board a 747 to another continent.