Sentence examples for resulting perhaps from inspiring English sources

But Senate Republicans also have their own blemishes, resulting perhaps most notably from the coup last year when Mr. Espada and another Democrat, Hiram Monserrate, briefly formed an alliance with Senate Republicans before returning to the Democrats.

Head-of-bed elevation also had low concordance, resulting perhaps from variations in measurement of the angle, e.g. inclinometer measured in 5° increments, differences in the site of measurement of the angle due to the patient's body position on the bed, and clinicians using personal judgement on angle (overestimates head-of-bed elevation [42]) rather than using the measurement device.

For instance, shifts from a periodicity of predominantly one year to two years, resulting perhaps from an intervention [ 9] or from changing climatic drivers [ 28] – might be detected.

This suggests that previous winner loser effects found in burying beetles (Otronen 1990) may be due to changes in actual fighting ability, resulting perhaps from injury, rather than changes in perceived fighting ability.

Finally, in the patient with lupus, greater damage to organs and time of clinical evolution of the disease (disease duration) have a higher risk of indeterminate T.SPOT.TB resulting, perhaps, from deterioration of the cellular immune system.

Examinations of nuclear allozymes, AFLPs and DNA microsatellites from limited portions of R. pachyptila's range [ 24, 28, 29] suggests that its low COI variation may be anomalous, resulting perhaps from a mitochondrial selective sweep.

His analysis suggests an comfortable margin for Obama in Montana and a closer result (perhaps) in South Dakota.

An unfavourable polling result, perhaps.

But trading results perhaps told the story best.

I thought exam results perhaps, or a relative's pregnancy.

An expensive operation for the end result, perhaps.