Sentence examples for perhaps made a from inspiring English sources

The answer depends on how the remaining primaries turn out, but yesterday's results perhaps made a showdown in Philadelphia somewhat less likely.

He didn't actually walk out on me but stayed until the end – long enough to realise, I'm told by a friend of his, he'd perhaps made a mistake.

"Sarah perhaps made a decision - and I certainly made a decision - to be in politics, and people are free to criticise Sarah and me.

A federally funded gonorrhea-control program, started in 1972, perhaps made a difference; by 1997, the number of yearly cases of gonorrhea reported to the C.D.C. had fallen by nearly three-quarters compared with its peak, in 1975.

Both Duras and Robbe-Grillet went on to produce sizeable bodies of work as writer-directors with texts that in varying degrees abandoned traditional ideas about character, narrative and linearity, though neither perhaps made a single picture as convincing as their collaborations with Resnais.

In some cases the rules of an institution are carefully written down and perhaps made a matter of legislation.

Vest has perhaps made an even larger stamp on MIT's Cambridge campus itself.

Had Boris, perhaps, made an innocent mistake when in the presence of Vaz and company?

Perhaps make a career of it?

Should we perhaps make a new "cross platform bugs" section?

Or would Noel Gallagher perhaps make a worthy opponent to Louis Walsh?