Sentence examples for thanks perhaps from inspiring English sources

Look at this Wrangler page - thanks, perhaps, @fusuma.

Well, that's a little hazy; thanks perhaps to the sangria, the voting procedure was particularly lax.

But, thanks perhaps to our propensity to share just about everything through social networking sites, our so-called "weird" or guilty crushes seem to be less secret now.

As in the Civil War sketch that accompanies this chapter, real hearts (thanks, perhaps, to Gray's "Anatomy") pop disturbingly from papery bodies.

Johnson City crops up in a number of country lyrics, thanks perhaps to its bootlegging history (it was known in the Prohibition era as "Little Chicago").

On the evidence to date, thanks perhaps to this circular arrangement, the shareholders are unable or unwilling to stand up to a governor who is determined to hang on to office.

So now, thanks to perhaps one repetition too far, the Daily Mail has finally admitted that Winterval is a media fiction.

The Victory, however, only saw off a Brisbane side that included several Youth League personnel thanks to perhaps the most contentious penalty awarded in Brisbane since Jarred Gillett officiated an A-League grand final.

Now, thanks to perhaps one of the unlikeliest of collaborations to ever hit a dancefloor, Edward Snowden can add one more notch to his litany of titles: techno partystarter.

It is so simple with us as [our advantage is we are] under the authority of the Prime Minister's office, perhaps thanks to our public administration structure, perhaps thanks to our social structure.

It should be pointed out that the study has concerned a cohort of obese people with no different baseline mood scores than normal weight people, perhaps thanks to the care and training program these people were offered before the trek and/or thanks to a sort of "natural selection" of participants operated by this pretrek program.