Sentence examples for perhaps adopted from inspiring English sources

"The sky-is-falling attitude the employer associations have taken is unwarranted and perhaps adopted more for political reasons than practical reasons," said Teague Paterson, the attorney for the Teamsters union in the Browning-Ferris case.

Despite an odd pseudo-English accent (perhaps adopted in deference to the mostly British and Australian cast), Mr. Pitt plays Achilles with wit and charisma, turning the character into a kind of existentialist warrior rock star.

Pugach, whose real first name is obscured by those two initials and whose last name (perhaps adopted) means "scarecrow," claims to have trademarked a certain beard: the type with no sideburns that covers just the chin and the patch above the upper lip.

They provided the indispensable "men on the spot" who learned the local languages, perhaps adopted some local customs -- though not usually to the fatal extent of "going native" -- and acted as the intermediaries between a remote imperial authority and the indigenous elites upon whose willing collaboration the empire depended.

Meanwhile, the unions had perhaps adopted the clever "don't worry" stance.

Kenza Deider inherited -- or perhaps adopted -- an interpretation of verses 24 31-32 that is ultra conservative.

When she said she was thinking about perhaps adopting some of their beliefs, she was sincere.

"I had a brief period of questioning whether I should perhaps adopt a child," he says.

"Nascar needs to do some very quick testing and perhaps adopt what other organizations have adopted," he added.

Or perhaps, adopting the Priebus long view, it's not so hard to imagine what comes next.

Her best friend, Sara, got pregnant, and Teena suggested that she would like to help raise that baby, and perhaps adopt it.