Sentence examples for perhaps successful from inspiring English sources

"And they don't have too many role models beyond Bollywood, or a few media figures, perhaps successful professionals like Chanda Kocchar," the chief executive of ICICI Bank, the largest private bank in India.

By the time of his death, he was the country's most recognizable, and perhaps successful, rapper.

More important, perhaps, successful implementation of screening programs at early adopter sites provides valuable lessons and refined approaches that may be adopted elsewhere.

Perhaps successful discovery of treatments for testicular cancer (it has a better than 95% cure rate) and leukaemia have perpetuated research in these areas to such a degree that it now outpaces that justified from the current societal burden.

Carnegie capitalized on the American longing for success by selling advice that helped readers feel, and perhaps become, successful.

Perhaps too successful.

Perhaps a successful "jobs for apathy" policy?

This is a different, and perhaps more successful, version of the same religious-liberty argument.

The Great Basin peoples were perhaps most successful in resisting religious assimilation.

They realized that Beliefnet was perhaps more successful as a community than as a magazine.

He was a "spy, former gold prospector, and, perhaps inevitably, successful novelist," Macintyre writes.