Sentence examples for and so possibly from inspiring English sources

He chose publicly to challenge the committee and so possibly discredit its investigation.

Our study shows that farming practices shifting from pastures to maize arable fields have a negative impact on dye dispersal patterns, and so possibly affect pollen dispersal of P. vulgaris, likely through a reduced pollinator service.

We hypothesized that grazing muzzles could also be used to decrease the rate of pelleted feed intake and so possibly reduce the risk of equine esophageal obstruction in horses fed large meals of pelleted feed.

(In the play, Lady Windermere is in her early 20s and in robust health, though she was a Victorian lady and so possibly too proper to cough, although Wilde doesn't actually go there).

That means it could be used to help predict, and so possibly prevent, some human errors.The human brain is a complex organ, but it is becoming better understood with the use of functional magnetic-resonance imaging.

While 20% of those polled in 2010 said Obama was not born in the US – and so possibly constitutionally ineligible to be president – the new poll, conducted on 28 April to 1 May, found just 10% thought so.

It does not have any close homologs of metH or metE, but A. succinogenes has homologs of both metH (MHT2) and metE (metE2b and metE2c) so possibly one or more of these can complement the loss.

"You can do the right thing by telling us and by doing so, possibly prevent episodes of anti-social behaviour or danger to young people in your community".

They can't ignore their own legislation and in doing so, possibly put animals in peril".

They can't ignore their own legislation and in doing so, possibly put animals in peril". Horses loaded into crates at the Calgary airport in 2010.

She continued to serve throughout the Napoleonic Wars and on 29 November 1811, she led a British squadron that captured a French military convoy bound for Trieste, and in doing so, possibly changed the course of the war.