Sentence examples for has perhaps introduced from inspiring English sources

While the occasional theme quotation has perhaps introduced a famous musical classic to millions who would not otherwise haveheard it, the "workshop" program, showing how music and musicians go about their business, has broken down barriers of technique and exposed the raw materials of music in a way that has probably helped to foster a wider interest in the finished product.

Until recently, of course, the Republican race had been highly volatile — perhaps introducing the possibility that Mr. Romney could go through a pronounced slump and fail to hit his delegate targets for weeks at a time.

More recently, triathletes have appeared regularly on Wheaties boxes, perhaps introducing the sport to youngsters.

Interpreting the new economy in its own way, perhaps, TechnoMarine has introduced a bargain line.

Perhaps your own university has introduced a successful scheme.

Perhaps introducing a couture line, which he showed in the summer, has freed Mr. Valli to streamline his ritzy ready-to-wear.

Perhaps introduce higher taxes on second homes.

Although E. tirucalli and other shrubs have appeared and others have been introduced, perhaps as a result of climate variability, they were few and in small quantities.

Perhaps the biggest downside of bioplastic is that it has been introduced to consumer products with a heaping dose of confusing marketing.

Perhaps the most damning comment came from Heche, who told me she has never introduced either of her children to her mother.

Yet a reptile, the brown tree snake (Boiga irregularis; see mangrove snake), had been accidentally introduced perhaps a decade earlier, and, as it spread across the island, it systematically exterminated all the island's land birds.