Sentence examples for it perhaps becomes from inspiring English sources

As artists become more interested in realistic bodies, and more able to represent them, it perhaps becomes a challenge to show fantastic creatures in a plausible way".

With the advent of photosynthesis, it perhaps became feasible for life to reduce its own nitrogen (N2) instead of relying on the contributions of lightning and hydrothermal outgassing.

So often was it said before the game that three points was all that mattered, and not the performance, that it perhaps became a self-fulfilling prophecy.

The paternalistic authority of church and monarch was carried from the Old to the New World, where it perhaps became even more pervasive because of the initial absence of alternative institutional developments.

It also set a new standard that other library authorities sought to emulate, so that it perhaps became too easy to take for granted the services pioneered and maintained by the City Business Library – and easy to forget that Malcolm Campbell was responsible for them.

The volume was certainly part of it, but I think it perhaps became over-prominent toward the end of the 70s.

The volume was certainly part of it, but I think it perhaps become over-prominent towards the end of the 70s.

Another possibility looms, although it has perhaps become less likely with Theresa May's victory over Andrea Leadsom.

It may perhaps become inevitable to reassess our relationship with an old friend, but we should not enter into "closed-door negotiations" with its enemy in order to extract a price of $1.14 trillion for our betrayal of a friend.

It could perhaps become a general methodology for facilitating an enzyme to acquire a type enzymatic activity that belongs to another member of the same superfamily, by interrupting a key structural element in order to introduce ambiguity, using site-directed mutagenesis.

Or at least it could perhaps become a series of shorts on "Late Night".