Sentence examples for perhaps a small part from inspiring English sources

I'm no speed demon, but perhaps a small part of my grandfather's winter sport genetics has been passed on after all.

It is possible, he said, that some people who identified themselves as white in 1990 classified themselves as multiracial in the latest census, explaining perhaps a small part of the decline in white population.

Or perhaps only a small part of it had been for me.

So race may be a part of the story — but perhaps just a small part.

Where a medical intervention is performed for major life-saving or life-enhancing purposes (such as cardiac revascularisation or joint replacement), possible adverse events are offset by significant, important and largely immediate benefit; only major adverse events, such as mortality, are likely to form a part – and perhaps only a small part – of decision-making.

But the Administration's inner conflict is only part of it — perhaps even just a small part.

The total sale of corporate securities to the public in this period exceeded twenty-nine billion, of which a small part perhaps was turned over to private individuals, but the major portion was paid into the businesses, and either expended in plant additions or added to working capital.

And perhaps, in the end, there is a small part of Rob Lowe that will forever be that teen icon, playing a saxophone in stonewashed jeans and a leather jacket, waiting for the glittering future to open up before him.★ The Invention of Lying opens on 2 October.

And perhaps The Full Monty has even played a small part in that process.

In his first battle in Asia, at Granicus, Alexander used only a small part of his forces, perhaps 13,000 infantry with 5,000 cavalry, against a much larger Persian force of 40,000.

The Internet accounts for a small part of their sales -- perhaps 2 to 3percentt in the case of Toys RR" Us -- and like most Web start-ups, they are losing money at it.