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The phrase "a large and possibly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that is significant in size or extent, while also suggesting uncertainty or potentiality regarding a particular aspect.
Example: "The study revealed a large and possibly influential factor affecting the results."
Alternatives: "a significant and perhaps" or "a considerable and maybe".
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That could lead to a large and possibly embarrassing charge against earnings and capital.
After all, Condé clearly felt the need to prevent the article's text from reaching American readers — a large, and possibly the largest, share of Wolff's audience".
Each time, a large, and possibly controlling, slice of the firm's equity is likely to end up in an employee share-ownership plan (ESOP .Anyone seeking in this the spirit of Robert Owen, the father of the workers' co-operative, or of Louis Kelso, an American lawyer who invented the ESOP in 1956, is likely to be disappointed.
You seemed pretty firm in your resolve that you don't feel ready for your daughter to go to a party with teens of all ages in a large and possibly unsupervised space before your daughter brought up the other parents.
More recently, IM Hans Berliner, a former World Champion of Correspondence Chess, claimed in his 1999 book The System that 1.d4 gives White a large, and possibly decisive, advantage.
Our study highlights the particularly high level of HIV prevalence among female migrants, who, in a context of declining marriage [59], [60], [61] and increasing unemployment [28], [62], [63], comprise a large and possibly increasing proportion of adult women in KZN.
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One of the engineers involved in the project is quoted as saying that the Kindle generally points in the right direction but Deutsche Telekom will end up developing a device with a larger (and possibly bendable) display.
Indeed, cognitive interviews to pre-test survey questions are carried out not to replace but to complement a pilot, in which some assessment of the response among a larger and possibly more "representative" sample of participants can take place.
"Well, I'm sure it's been a large audience, and possibly of interest to some people … so what's the problem?" And the little half smile was back.
If there was justice in the world, the record would have resulted in a large fine and possibly even a short prison sentence for its creator; instead, it has achieved something approaching cult status among Reed's devotees..
If there was justice in the world, the record would have resulted in a large fine and possibly even a short prison sentence for its creator; instead, it has achieved something approaching cult status among Reed's devotees.
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