Sentence examples for perhaps broken from inspiring English sources

So does this film, but perhaps broken hearts are not the best foundation on which to build successful education reform".

The New Zealanders, perhaps broken by their early dash, ultimately proved unable to hold Denmark for the second qualification berth.

James M. Stone, former chairman of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, said in a recent speech that many members of Congress knew that banks needed to be more tightly regulated, perhaps broken into smaller pieces.

Taylor is less sure-footed, however, when it comes to the present: though he attempts a taxonomy of contemporary snobbery via fictionalised portraits of various snob "types" (the "progressive snob", the "City snob", and so on), he doesn't really get to grips with how snobbism has evolved (or, perhaps, broken down?) in recent decades.

Failing to find any DNA version of the correct genetic information, Dr. Pruitt suggested that the plant might carry a cryptic backup version of its DNA genome in the form of RNA, perhaps broken up into so many small pieces that it had escaped detection.

Ultimately, the strategic symmetry that concerned the Pentagon's analysts was complicated and perhaps broken by changes in American missile deployment tactics.

Last year John McCain bent, perhaps broke, the presidential campaign-finance rules.

He comes here to bring our family together with issues that we can perhaps break the indifference that people have".

Around 9 35, an aide said Mr. Santorum was waiting for the numbers to "solidify" and perhaps "break out," and then the candidate would address the crowd.

But Mr. Van Rompuy and many investors fear a sovereign default would start a chain reaction of panic and failures, perhaps breaking up the euro zone.

Mizzy, Chauncey's "mother", wanted to perhaps break up with me, as so many other couples were doing at that time – Katrina was a test that many failed.