Sentence examples for which perhaps a from inspiring English sources

An investigation began into a complicated scam of the early 1990s, the Goldenberg affair, in which perhaps a billion dollars were lost.

Most experts agree that there are probably about twelve hundred cases of M.S.B.P. a year in this country, from which perhaps a hundred deaths result.

Had any of these parties acted differently, the calamity of partition, in which perhaps a million perished, might perhaps have been avoided.Among many recent books on Pakistan, Mr Akbar's stands out.

The Partition was a traumatic episode, in which perhaps a million people died and some 14 million were forcibly displaced, and its wounds continue to haunt the two countries.

While the comedy sometimes seems scattershot, this is arguably a subtler piece than While We're Young, which perhaps a little single-mindedly speared its satiric target, the exhausting lure of hipness.

Jesse died in January at the age of 87 and there was an appropriately demonstrative funeral in which perhaps a dozen speakers found remarkably personal ways to paint the same picture in different brush strokes.

Ancient Christian art often depicted an empty throne on which perhaps lay a folded purple robe or a book (hetoimasia) as a symbol of the invisible presence of God.

However, this approach relies on the concept that consciousness lies at a cortical level, which perhaps is an over-simplification of a very complex process.

The red listed species were all from controlled experiments with a game keeper, which perhaps is a reason for these high effect sizes.

Graduates discussed factors like starting a family and continuing postgraduate study while their brains were "still fresh", which perhaps indicates a greater awareness of time producing an urgency to finish training.

Which perhaps was a stretch.