Sentence examples for perhaps aiding from inspiring English sources

Not everyone agrees on who the authentic Tea Party candidate is, adding complication to that group's role in the race and, perhaps, aiding Mr. Thompson by dividing voters.

Toucans eat much fruit, perhaps aided by their serrated beaks.

Saddam Hussein (perhaps) aided Mr. Zarqawi, a suspected Jordanian terrorist who supports Al Qaeda.

This will be a difficult decision - perhaps aided by discovering which shows bear seeing more than once.

Manufacturing was rebounding in both countries, perhaps aided by growth in the United States economy, which has increased demand for European exports.

Perhaps aided by its live coverage of the manhunt in California, CNN had a good night Tuesday covering the State of the Union address as well.

And perhaps aided by Homer Simpson's dreamy mantra "Baaaaaaaaacon," belly sales have returned to the place they were when all the anti-fat troubles began.

But if the offerings at FIAC were any indication, there appears to be a healthy market for contemporary artists' carpets and tapestries, perhaps aided by the fact that textile works are often priced lower than paintings and sculptures.

The consistently winning ways of Williams, Sharapova and Victoria Azarenka would seem likely to make the get-togethers atop the ladder more frequent, but the three have a way to go to match what the top men have achieved (perhaps aided by relatively shallower resistance from the field than the top women have faced in recent years).

While some analysts predicted that she was in trouble with black voters, she won in seven of nine Arkansas counties that are more than 40 percent black, perhaps aided by radio advertisements by Mr. Obama that were in heavy rotation on black-oriented stations.

DNA had indeed survived in the ear bone, perhaps aided by the cool temperatures in the highland cave.