Sentence examples for perhaps thanks from inspiring English sources

Perhaps thanks to all these misfortunes, it has also developed a strong sense of solidarity.

Perhaps thanks to his father, who was Scottish, he played the bagpipes every day.

Despite — or perhaps thanks to — the controversy, Oleg says the book is selling well.

Perhaps thanks to his military experience, he always executed drumrolls with crisp precision.

Perhaps, thanks to the process of establishing the festival, even more than before.

In spite of – or perhaps thanks to – the controversy, ratings for the pilot were impressive and a series was commissioned.

But somehow this beautiful early Saturn release has been over-looked, perhaps thanks to the console's untimely demise.

But to our credit, and perhaps thanks in part to our peculiar professional skills, we succeeded beyond expectation.

More young adults had insurance, perhaps thanks to a reform that lets them stay on their parents' health policies until they are 25.

Last year, perhaps thanks to a dearth of Hollywood film premieres in town, there wasn't an International Award at the British Comedy Awards at all.

It also tends to increase its loans to the firm's competitors perhaps thanks to the expertise in the industry the banker gained while serving on the board.That last finding is perhaps the most surprising.