Sentence examples for already possibly from inspiring English sources

'It is a national security threat that is unique because there is no enemy to point your guns at and we have no control over the threat.' Randall added that it was already possibly too late to prevent a disaster happening.

We learn a fair bit about the taxi drivers' lives without really being drawn into them, and the film's observations on Chinese society and its modern history are elegantly framed but are nothing you haven't seen already, possibly in upscale travel magazines.

They concluded that unmarried women living with a pet had the lowest depressive symptoms and unmarried men living with a pet the highest, leading them to suggest that single men may be burdened by pet ownership, whereas single women may benefit from pet companionship, but when married the pet may bring additional stress to the woman already possibly nurturing a family [ 26].

Avid fans of Blood Brothers who bemoan such stunt casting might be expected to wail, in the words of the show's most famous song: "Tell me it's not true; say it's just a story!" But there's excitement about Chisholm's debut already - possibly because Blood Brothers obsessives are used to wannabe pop singers using the show as a shop for stage debuts.

But MapQuest's general manager, Tommy McGloin, said online competitors have already done possibly irreparable damage to Rand McNally.

4 Courtney Lawes Northampton So good already and possibly on his way to being in the Martin Johnson/Lawrence Dallaglio class.

In July, the City Council approved zoning changes in the district that would allow developers on the site to build something considerably larger than what is already there, possibly as tall as 670 feet.

This is not the mere triviality that whatever becomes actually F must already be possibly F. Instead, it is the recognition that specific forms of change require suitable capacities in the changing subjects, and that, consequently, analyses of specific forms of change will necessarily involve consideration of those capacities.

The decline, Nothaft said, "may even provide those who haven't already refinanced possibly a reason to take another look".

Yet even if Argentina were to reach an agreement with the holdouts, it would likely trigger claims from those who have already settled, possibly forcing Argentina to pay those bondholders more — a series of events almost undoubtedly resulting in default.

"The Edmonton Police Service reminds citizens that mimicking criminal activity can cause concern in the community and result in the deployment of police resources that are already overstretched, possibly pulling police away from those who may truly require assistance," they wrote in an email to VICE.