Sentence examples for has become perhaps from inspiring English sources

UMNO itself, having led the country's development for decades, has become perhaps its greatest handicap.

From these beginnings Mr Maddison has become perhaps the world's greatest bean counter.

It added, "Baggage-handling has become perhaps the biggest single difficulty encountered by an air passenger".

The atrocity has become perhaps more contentious and politicised as time has passed.

Infertility treatment has become, perhaps more than any other area of medicine, a business.

But she has become perhaps the most vilified spouse of a financial rogue in history.

With red carpets seemingly spanning the world, the business has become, perhaps predictably, aggressive.

By now, Mr. Dion has become, perhaps, the art world's leading practitioner of ceramic-shard arrangements.

More than two tons of scattered pieces have been found, and it has become perhaps the best-studied meteorite ever.

That call — which has become perhaps the most important telephone call of Martha Stewart's life — lasted eleven minutes.

Since opening last April the Marina Bay Sands (MBS) casino has become perhaps the most profitable in the world.