Sentence examples for perhaps result in from inspiring English sources

He said it "will perhaps result in deterring some corporations from adopting the strategy".

Electricity producers said that the state's own calculations suggested that the costs of achieving the new limits would drive up electricity rates for consumers, especially on Long Island, and perhaps result in thousands of lost jobs.

Any biologist who dared to suggest in public that perhaps evolution might work differently on the sexes, and that this might perhaps result in some underlying neurological inequalities, was likely to get tarred and feathered.Today, by contrast, biology tends to be an explanation of first resort in matters sexual.

These electron traps perhaps result in the degradation of SS.

But Mahathir worried that currency volatility could ruin his economic achievements of the past 17 years and perhaps result in the kind of chaos now engulfing Indonesia.

At the same time he is trying to list Ivanhoe Mines on Nasdaq or the American Stock Exchange, a move that would certainly attract new investors and, perhaps, result in a better price.

A defection by James C. Dobson and his colleagues may well be costly to the party in the short term, even, perhaps, resulting in a loss of the 2008 election.

Then, critics accused Mr. Thompson and the disease centers of bungling their response, perhaps resulting in the deaths of two postal workers.

If a stroke, heart attack, epileptic seizure happens, perhaps resulting in permanent disability as a result, then that is acceptable under our laws.

Martin's eighth-inning grounder would have hit the sweet spot and not splintered his bat, perhaps resulting in a base hit instead of an inning-ending double play.

In such cases, any financial harm to individual shareholders might be abstract and indirect -- perhaps resulting in individuals' not getting quite as good a return on their investment as they might have otherwise received.