Sentence examples for perhaps producing from inspiring English sources

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

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

As the prospects for economic growth dimmed, several commodities, including oil, silver and palladium, fell by more than 5 percent, perhaps producing some good news for consumers.

In the meantime, the players' antitrust suit against the league, Tom Brady v. N.F.L., will continue, the parallel cases perhaps producing the only action in football this year.

However, should the Swiss manager have asked for a review, as he surely would have done, the referee would have had little option but to point to the spot, perhaps producing a red card for Cahill in the process.

He has clearly made a huge contribution to the history of art of the 20th century, and his output is quite small, perhaps producing just five paintings a year".

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

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.

"She... and her family funds any effort to block any changes or accountability or standards that would perhaps produce better results for us".

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

Mr. Nuttall said the review body would be made up of "senior scientific figures" who could perhaps produce a report by late summer for consideration at a meeting of the climate panel in October in South Korea.