Sentence examples for perhaps cause from inspiring English sources

Demonstrating those levels of hypocrisy is, perhaps, cause for concern.

This can lead the user to edit the spreadsheet in a wrong way and perhaps cause corrupt or redundant data.

That would finally squeeze the housing market and perhaps cause a slowdown in consumption spending.

(Or perhaps cause serial brain injury, like the unreadably dense experimental novel that keeps laying waste to readers in "The Information," by Martin Amis).

He is a Boston Red Sox fan, which may or may not be in that Marxist playbook but is perhaps cause for immediate suspicion by Yankee fans.

He and Representative Martin Frost of Texas, who dropped out of the running last week, expressed fears during the race that Ms. Pelosi would move the party to the left and perhaps cause some conservative Democrats to defect.

The images also show ripples, perhaps caused by wind.

Perhaps caused by the swelling of the leg discussed in Doc.

He predicts wider public protests, perhaps causing a backlash from security forces.

Is this a new problem, perhaps caused by the NHS-wide financial squeeze?

That was perhaps caused by a detour into folk music that he took as a youth.