Sentence examples for perhaps set off from inspiring English sources

But opponents argued that it would antagonize Russia and, perhaps, set off a nuclear calamity.

His cap is straight or perhaps set off a millimetre to the right, its bill slightly but beautifully curved.

She noted that some geologists had said this was a natural disaster, a natural mud volcano, perhaps set off by seismic activity in the area.

Other foreign leaders, such as President Obama, have argued that a Brexit would diminish Britain on the world stage and perhaps set off broader chaos.

Israel had said a statehood declaration would halt the peace effort, provoke its annexation of West Bank land and perhaps set off violent conflict.

The fever was perhaps set off by 2015 also being the year that is travelled to in Back To The Future, which envisioned a world of people riding around on floating skateboards.

Some young people feared that students would take the summer's violence into school in the fall, perhaps setting off wider conflicts.

Iran's every move will be scrutinized by the United States and Israel, perhaps setting off a military confrontation the country can hardly afford.

Ms. Natalia predicted that unscrupulous traders would start hoarding staple foods like rice before a fuel price increase to drive prices up even further, perhaps setting off a crime wave in Jakarta.

When the heart stops, neurons in the brain appeared to communicate at an even higher level than normal, perhaps setting off the last picture show, packed with special effects.

Some analysts fear that a Central Falls bankruptcy, and a whiff of other problems out there, could scare nervous investors away from bonds issued by Rhode Island's other municipalities, perhaps setting off a chain reaction that could push the state itself to the brink.