Sentence examples for perhaps spread from inspiring English sources

idlethumbs.net Guillermo del Toro's name is perhaps spread more liberally over this hokey, daftly entertaining vampire saga than his influence.

Arum insisted that he had seen the future of boxing, and that it was in China and Singapore and would perhaps spread elsewhere in Asia, like the Philippines.

In Canyon City last January, Judy Schuette heard about the plans of militia members to meet in Grant County and perhaps spread the occupation there.

If they are successful in reviving Russia's languishing industrial base, the change would free the country from its dependence on the fickle world commodity markets and perhaps spread the benefits of market reform to the country's depressed rust belt.

Many analysts predicted that the so-called troika — the International Monetary Fund, the European Union and the European Central Bank — will give a new Greek government more time to cut government spending and perhaps spread out interest payments on its debt.

Hawaiians have a long tradition of self-sufficiency, community action and a deep attachment to the land that sustains them — leadership in a clean-energy movement could powerfully reaffirm those values and perhaps spread them to the rest of the nation.

Then around 1260, long before the drought, the residents began leaving the pueblo, perhaps spreading the new ideology.

If we don't do this, we are all vulnerable to another deadly epidemic taking hold in the region and perhaps spreading more widely around the world.

The game was gradually codified, and was carried not just to the outposts of Empire, as cricket was, but all across the world — perhaps spreading so ubiquitously because of its simplicity, since it required nothing more than players, a ball, and something to mark the goalposts.

Perhaps spreading the hype around is in the publisher's interests.

Perhaps spreading chaos and suffering is what May, the Camus-style liberated absurd hero, wants to do.