Sentence examples for and perhaps bring from inspiring English sources

There was nothing unpredictable about the financial crisis now threatening to engulf Italy and perhaps bring down the euro.

"We've focused on races where our involvement could have a positive impact — and perhaps bring other groups in".

Now, she is planning to take the ACT again and perhaps bring her score up a bit.

Either option would counteract the crowding of the matter in the simulations and perhaps bring them into line with reality.

Dr. Ragland had another meeting with the lawmakers, who agreed to keep discussing her proposal and perhaps bring some version of it to the Legislature next year.

The producers of a new television movie are out to remedy this, and perhaps bring the myths surrounding Ireland's patron saint a little closer to historical truth.

Keeping the Yankees, bringing back the Jets, working with the Mets on a new stadium in Queens and perhaps bringing the Olympics to New York are also worthy goals.

Paintings and sculptures make clear that the practice of indoor gardening can be traced at least to the early Greeks and Romans, who grew plants in pots and perhaps brought them into their homes.

This is evidenced, and perhaps brought on by, the number of news reports about hot new bots, a depressed job market still inching out of a global recession, and a much-discussed "skills gap" when it comes to STEM fields.

Human Smoke is a history book, but Baker is a novelist, and perhaps brings a novelist's sensibility to the layered decision-making and often unjust motivations for the winning of a just war.

Besides sweeping the Taliban out, the campaign has destroyed a network of Al Qaeda camps, opened the way for a new government in Kabul and perhaps brought the dawn of a new era for the Afghan people.