Sentence examples for perhaps which is why from inspiring English sources

Bush backers seem marginally more enthusiastic than Gore backers in most of the pivotal states this year, and hence more likely to vote, perhaps, which is why local Democratic leaders in several of them express bitter disappointment that the Gore campaign vetoed their appeals for stir-up-the-faithful appearances by Mr. Clinton on their turf.

Perhaps not, which is why we need to ratchet those targets up," he said.

The figures could prove wrong, perhaps significantly so, which is why Hammond has made contingencies.

Above-normal profits from these new projects are perhaps a decade away, which is why there has been a recent drop in resource tax revenue.

Which is why, perhaps, it would have been wiser not to learn how to make it.

Which is why, perhaps, there are now 14 Sam's Clubs within 75 miles of New York City.

Which is why, perhaps, we were mystified by the antisocial French women.

Which is why, perhaps, the Conservative commission died a silent and invisible death.

Which is why, perhaps, we reacted to them as we did, with accusations that they were pretentious, and embarrassingly so.

"It will be a challenge for this young team and because of that we need to encourage leaders among this team, which is why perhaps you're not seeing some more experienced names on that squad list".

Which is why, perhaps, curators looked far for new takes on the topic.