Sentence examples for perhaps linked to the from inspiring English sources

And my experience is perhaps linked to the fact that I have not had children.

His results and belief have slumped, and he said he was fighting stomach pain in the third and fourth sets, perhaps linked to the heat.

Sheik Fuad Zangariya, 29, the soft-spoken imam of the burned mosque in Tuba-Zangariya, said that the arson was "perhaps linked to the Safed rabbi's hatred of Arabs".

In recent weeks, Bush administration officials have told a number of European countries that there was some information of a possible terrorist attack against a European Union target, perhaps linked to the elections in European Union countries that began Thursday and continue until Sunday, a senior European counterterrorism official said Thursday.

Rob Andrew, who is heading up Cornwall council's Newquay Safe campaign, says it dates back at least a decade, and is perhaps linked to the fact that the first youngsters who came here were the offspring of parents who owned second homes in the area.

It is for such personal warmth and sympathetic understanding – perhaps linked to the difficulties of his own early life (he lost both parents by the time he was 12) – that he will be most remembered by his friends, as well as for his pleasure in sharing his memories, and his encyclopaedic and always available knowledge.

Perhaps linked to this lack of agreed approach, the methods used to derive cost and resource use, or cost-effectiveness estimates in primary studies are not consistently critiqued in this set of Cochrane reviews.

In March 2014 and during RT's recent investigations, reporters did detect slightly elevated levels of radon gas in the environment possibly linked to the mine perhaps the periodic evaporation of gas during thaws.

China scholars and political analysts have speculated for months about whether the crackdown is temporary, perhaps linked to government concerns about disruption of the October celebration of the 60th anniversary of modern China's founding, or whether it is part of a broader and longer-lasting effort to curtail free speech.

Thompson would have been better known, Mr. Irvin writes, if not for her "delusions of grandeur" (perhaps linked to her methamphetamine use) and the fact that she slowly became what he calls "a monstrous control freak".

Instead, they have acted as if the Islamic extremist groups accused of carrying out the assault were stateless terrorists similar to Al Qaeda and perhaps linked to it -- and that they threaten the stability of Pakistan, where they are based, as surely as they threaten India.