Sentence examples for perhaps owed to from inspiring English sources

Matt Jacobs: "Aquaman" hasn't exactly assumed a large presence in my dreams, but what I expected ― perhaps owed to my limited imagination ― was a grim version of "The Little Mermaid".

Demonstrations continued Friday, though many were smaller than usual, perhaps owing to colder temperatures.

Perhaps owing to the time of day (it was just after 8 a.m).

Fishes are not abundant in the Arctic zone, perhaps owing to the early competition with the homoiotherms.

Despite or perhaps owing to its idiosyncrasies, its attenuations, light touch, and fragmented form, the book has a summary effect.

The Satisfied Customer, perhaps owing to a collision with the moon's jagged surface, deflated into a rubber rag.

But again, perhaps owing to some critical failure of empathy, I couldn't thrill to these scenes.

Perhaps owing to the Bass family's indicating they were moving to Seattle, or to the negative media attention, the city dismissed the case.

Perhaps owing to the influence of fast-food culture, up-sizing has by now spread to all sorts of other venues.

After four days, he was out of bread, fruit, and cheese, and was also suffering from headaches, perhaps owing to caffeine withdrawal.

By the Pliocene Epoch (5.3 2.6 million years ago) their numbers and diversity were reduced, perhaps owing to changes in climate and geography.