Sentence examples for contributing perhaps from inspiring English sources

Mr. Zakaria had been a columnist for Newsweek and was an editor of Newsweek's international edition, but he will now become a contributing editor for Time, writing a column every other week and contributing perhaps six cover stories a year.

Business traffic in and out of Osaka, domestic and foreign, has risen sharply in the past decade -- contributing, perhaps, to the increase in fine dining spots there.

Representative Eric Cantor, Republican of Virginia and the House majority leader, said the bill could have "unintended consequences," contributing perhaps to an increase in consumer prices.

Research by Goldman Sachs suggests that speculators exacerbated the oil-price spike in 2008, contributing perhaps $9.50 to the price of a barrel of oil on average.

So, for example, while Miss Derbyshire has had plenty of local press coverage, Miss London is unlikely to make the Evening Standard – contributing, perhaps, to her elimination in the first round.

A doctor for Physicians for Social Responsibility described the smallness of airborne particulates enabling them to pass through the blood-brain barrier, contributing perhaps to a noted trend of lower IQs in children in the most polluted areas.

FitzRoy himself contributed perhaps the most significant weather term of all: "forecast".

The city contributes perhaps 40 percent of the budget for this grandly diverse park.

She said homeowners might have to contribute, perhaps by introducing "blue roofs," which hold excess rainwater until it can be absorbed.

It also reminds Americans and everybody else that, whatever else we produce, Africa has contributed perhaps the great individual of our time.

Now that the unit is broadly offering cable modem and digital television service -- features that can generate additional revenue -- it appears set to contribute perhaps $350 million in additional cash flow this year.