Sentence examples for has perhaps led to from inspiring English sources
MR. HUNDLEY -- I did, and it's a subtle distinction, Justice Kennedy, and it's a distinction I think which has perhaps led to some confusion in the literature.
While these technologies have proven successful in commercializing the resource, imperfect understanding of basic shale gas reservoir properties, and methods used to characterize them, has perhaps led to inefficiencies in shale gas resource development and recovery that can be improved over time with further research.
This has perhaps led to the slow adoption of these reconstructions.
Confusion between the objectives of science and those of the practice of medicine has perhaps led to much of the misunderstanding and criticism leveled at EBM.
This has perhaps led to some misleading inferences about how the immune system is behaving at the time of therapy and afterwards in the cancer patient.
He is one of life's starers, a man who radiates a manic openness an openness you feel has perhaps led him down several wrong paths, taken him on routes that should have been abandoned at the first hurdle, and seen him enter situations and spheres he'd have been better off avoiding.
The dire job prospects have perhaps led in a small way to the growing backlash.
A massive dam straddling the river Danube in Romania has altered nutrient levels--and perhaps led to algal blooms--hundreds of kilometers away in the Black Sea.
I don't yet know if my limitations were because our relationship was called a marriage and that, perhaps, led to us having expectations of it that I could not meet.
"And the answer, surprisingly, is: a great deal is left, more than I dared hope". The success of "The Night Manager" has perhaps inevitably led to speculation that Hiddleston might take over the role of James Bond.
8 Therefore, the enthusiasm of pregnant women for shared decision making, together with sociopolitical change, has perhaps unsurprisingly led to a wide acceptance that obstetricians should enable pregnant women to share decisions about their care and treatment with them.
