Sentence examples for perhaps ground from inspiring English sources

Most are likely to be destroyed and perhaps ground into cement or building materials as part of a permanent memorial.

Not much can be done to foster productive chaos within the confines of a small, expensive patch of real estate, but perhaps ground zero might become the site of a new kind of experiment.

The president's political strategists were focusing on Florida, already a swing state but now perhaps ground zero for attacks on Mr. Ryan's plans to restructure Medicare, while monitoring Wisconsin to see if the Republicans tried to invest in Mr. Ryan's home state.

This residual ambivalence, to recall the metaphysical discussions of the last section, perhaps ground Mallon's contention that Appiah remains an eliminativist rather than a racial constructivist, since ideally Appiah would prefer to be free of all residual constraints entailed by even socially constructed races.

It is possible a further three more were shot down by Spitfires, or perhaps ground fire.

"[Egyptian] officials have told me whatever international action, including perhaps ground intervention, that does take place has to be driven by Libya's neighbors," Amrani said.

More likely, he said, something else in the area, perhaps ground-level electrical equipment, had caused "sparking".

For the United States to maintain its moral imperative, it is paramount that a consistent strategy is developed for intervention — a threshold that is perhaps grounded in the humanitarian costs of repression rather than an intangible foreign policy analysis.

Slowly, perhaps, the ground is shifting.

Ultimately, perhaps, these ground rules are just subjective calls in a living art form.

Perhaps, at ground zero, it is the older language that needs to be spoken.