Sentence examples for perhaps produced from inspiring English sources

A third crater of interest has materials of unusual color perhaps produced by violent volcanic eruptions.

It seems at least possible that our 3m-year-old ancestors also mated with ancestral gorillas and perhaps produced fertile hybrids.

Only Saul Steinberg, perhaps, produced so many absolute surprises in these pages, or in such volume: a hundred and twenty-one covers and sixteen hundred and seventy-six drawings.

They've just demo'd three songs ("very commercial") for a new album to be recorded in the Seychelles and perhaps produced by none other than Roger Daltrey, whom Reg hasn't seen since the Troggs supported the Who in America in 1968.

The second possibility involves many new genes emerging during a short 'popcorn' stage, caused either by a higher gene birth rate (perhaps produced by environmental factors elevating mutation rates, or due to whole-genome duplications), and/or a lower gene death rate (due to high integration of new genes into regulatory networks).

But if Mr. Koroma's likely victory signals change, his party comes with its own political baggage: It ruled Sierra Leone during the long and deeply corrupt era that preceded, and perhaps produced, the civil war that killed tens of thousands of people and sent millions fleeing their homes.

Their continuance in this error may, perhaps, produce very ill consequences.

Perhaps producing all that sapphire for the screens is harder than anticipated.

This is likely to lead to an understanding of the acceleration mechanisms perhaps producing discoveries in astrophysics and/or fundamental physics.

This will open the door to ultra-high energy astronomy, leading to an understanding of the acceleration mechanisms and, perhaps, producing discoveries in astrophysics and/or fundamental physics.

The Palestinians' Fatah party is soon to have its first congress in 20 years, perhaps producing a better crop of leaders.