The phrase "altogether possibly" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts where you want to express a complete or total possibility, though it may be better to choose a clearer expression.
Example: "The project could be altogether possibly successful if we follow the new strategy."
Alternatives: "completely possible" or "entirely likely".
It's also telling that City Opera, buoyed by a fifty-million-dollar donation, may move out of the complex altogether, possibly to a new arts center in the vicinity of the World Trade Center site.
But a greater number of workers appeared to have simply given up looking altogether, possibly because jobs are still extremely difficult to come by, and they no longer have to keep searching to qualify for benefits.
Or it might be a loan to buy some other company's stock or something else altogether — possibly a sign that the executive thinks there are better places to invest.
Conservatives are furious – furious – that Senate Republicans got close to repealing big parts of Obamacare and are now on the verge of walking away from the effort altogether, possibly leaving President Obama's health-care law on the books for the foreseeable future.
First, Bernadette fled from LA to Seattle; then she retreated from a dazzling architectural career and a MacArthur Genius Grant into domestic anxiety and disproportionate rages over the minor irritations of modern life; then she disappeared altogether, possibly to the South Pole, where she would at last be able to declare that "the world literally revolved" around her.
An uncharitable thought occurred: who in their right mind would pinch an SRX? From its aggressive, four-square front end all the way back to the weird extrusion of its tinted-glass boot - something seemingly from another vehicle altogether, possibly the Space Shuttle - this is one ugly lump of bus.
But if the migration into the less regulated plans was severe, some insurers would give up and abandon markets altogether, quite possibly leaving even the subsidized consumers, including the healthy ones, with no source of comprehensive coverage.
Two years of racing with a goal of, qualifying for, and yet still missing the Boston Marathon had left me doubting the idea altogether, and, possibly even worse, doubting myself.
At least he dropped his original plan (possibly not altogether serious) to call the paper the Big Dick.
It is just the kind of story that clever people tell about their lives: meaningful, useful, and, quite possibly, not altogether true.
They're outraged that Obama should get to delay and thereby possibly avoid altogether the potentially self-negating political consequences of his signature legislation simply by unilaterally amending its timeline to better suit his party's interests.
