Sentence examples for has perhaps contributed from inspiring English sources

Proliferation of terms has perhaps contributed more to mystification than to clarification of the problems involved.

With one of Mexico's largest indigenous populations, Oaxaca's populace is relatively short in stature, which has perhaps contributed to residents' lack of success in baseball and other sports.

Nothing has perhaps contributed more to the wealth and prosperity of the country than the almost universal practice of transportation companies to co-operate in making through routes and joint rates.

(The fact that he has lived and worked in a small town in Switzerland, rather than in Paris, since the mid-70's has perhaps contributed to the quieting of his movies).

And, he added, "if I hadn't already seen it I'd be crawling across the street to see 'Private Lives.' " That enthusiasm for seeing work he had no part in has perhaps contributed to his career choice -- jack of all trades rather than full-time anything.

The rise in demand for calls has perhaps contributed to the 10% rise in option implied volatility on the stock to the current reading of 43%.

Even before the holiday season, Target executives had said they needed to get back to emphasizing value in their circulars and in-store displays, and that a failure to do this earlier had perhaps contributed to some weaker sales in the first part of the year.

Too many alien movies and popular UFOlogists have, perhaps, contributed to this indifferent attitude, and these folks, possibly, are doing their best to discredit the serious scientific pursuits.

Although any mechanism suggested at this stage would be purely speculative we have considered that differences in platelet numbers alone between the two groups (reduced in tumor-bearing animals versus elevated in treated animals) may have perhaps contributed to such apparent differences.

Some argue that by designing and constructing Israeli settlements in the occupied territories, the architectural profession has, perhaps unwittingly, contributed to escalation of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Awareness of this dodgy provenance, and of the words having been overused, perhaps contributed to a subsequent unease about deploying Voltaire as a touchstone for free expression.