Sentence examples for and possibly further from inspiring English sources
We caution that the new chief executive has barely got his feet under his desk and with the finance director stepping down there is a real possibility that we will see more "kitchen sinking" and possibly further cash calls.
Deepening political and economic instability and, possibly, further bloodshed seem the likely answer.
Defeat in Rochester will bring noisy calls for a starker anti-immigration stance and possibly further defections to UKIP.
Maggi said more pressure should be applied in the EU and UN to gain more latitude -- and possibly further action from the EU.
It also provided the basis for the first steps toward regulating emissions from new power plants, and, possibly, further steps requiring existing plants to reduce global warming pollution.
She said her office was examining tax records for the 500 buildings dating back at least five years and possibly further to determine the losses, a process she said could take between several days.
But to claim that the public has the right to insist on a study of the feasibility of preserving the facade and thereby possibly further delay the fragment's removal is almost ludicrous.
The Senate capitulated in this one instance because its members knew that if a convention of the states had been held, not only would this particular amendment have been debated, but many other amendments likely also would have been proposed and considered, possibly further diluting the power of the legislative branch.
This is similar to results given in Table 2 and therefore possibly further evidence that smoking is not a major confounder in this study.
Taking into account that many PH1 patients are compound heterozygous, the investigation of their heterozygous status is highly desirable and will possibly further expand the phenotype spectrum of the disease.
Our selection procedure allowed us to detect additional evolutionary scenarios where a prokaryotic gene is transferred to a eukaryote, and then possibly further transferred to a second eukaryotic lineage.
