Sentence examples for perhaps introduced from inspiring English sources

They are generally considered to be foreign in origin, perhaps introduced into Japan from China along with Buddhism.

Other worms, perhaps introduced by fishermen who discarded live bait on stream banks, are causing serious damage to woodlands.

The Belgae perhaps introduced some socially transforming technique, such as iron-working, which led to their language replacing that of the indigenous inhabitants, but Dr. Forster said he had not yet identified any specific innovation from the archaeological record.

The apparent trend had many economic writers speculating that the depth of the weakness each of the past three mid-years might be down to something screwy in the seasonal-adjustment factor, perhaps introduced by the turmoil of the Great Recession.

While the occasional theme quotation has perhaps introduced a famous musical classic to millions who would not otherwise haveheard it, the "workshop" program, showing how music and musicians go about their business, has broken down barriers of technique and exposed the raw materials of music in a way that has probably helped to foster a wider interest in the finished product.

When at one point, Jaclyn mentions young black men being shot in the back (a line perhaps introduced since the Rivendell Theatre Ensemble's Chicago production?), the work's cogency is unmistakable.

Perhaps introduce higher taxes on second homes.

More recently, triathletes have appeared regularly on Wheaties boxes, perhaps introducing the sport to youngsters.

Me: Um, oh, I'm sorry, I was asking if you could perhaps introduce yourself.

Perhaps introducing a couture line, which he showed in the summer, has freed Mr. Valli to streamline his ritzy ready-to-wear.

Yes, people will be punished, payments will be made, lawmakers will perhaps introduce some new set of regulations — and in time, something like this will happen again.