Sentence examples for and which possibly from inspiring English sources

His depiction of British families and attitudes strikes a note many UK readers quickly recognise, and which possibly postponed for a few years his success in the US.

He suspected that his wife simply didn't want to move out of their house, which she liked far more than Loomis did, and which possibly she liked more than she liked Loomis.

In fact, there are some small sections towards the end of the book that switch to the third person, and which possibly could have been avoided, since it's a shame to leave Alex's view of the world, even for a few lines.

The argument under consideration and which, possibly, has its first statement in Madell (1981), does not concern identity through time, but the consequences for identity of certain counterfactuals concerning origin.

I will not abandon a previous approach whose logic I understand (although I find it difficult to apply) even though it may mean forgoing large, and apparently easy, profits to embrace an approach which I don't fully understand, have not practiced successfully, and which, possibly, could lead to substantial permanent loss of capital".

In order to improve our understanding of the composition and evolution of the basal transcription machinery in plants, we have searched the Arabidopsis databases for putative variants of the conserved GTFs and which possibly have plant-specific functions.

And 1994's, with Bebeto and Romario, which possibly shouldn't have won it but did.

It has been reported that collagenase cleaves the amino acid bond of collagen and breaks down the collagen and elastin which possibly leads to the prolonged skin damage or wrinkle formation.

Interestingly, recent H7N9 isolates contain an N-terminally truncated PB1-F2 (52aa) and a C-terminally truncated PB1-F2 (576aaand 76aa), which possibly plays a role in their decreased virulence.

Every page is marked in faded pencil with prices and codes like "O.K.," "good class,"  "poor" and  "W," which possibly denoted the horses won by the catalog's original owner.

Heather Kirkorian and colleagues have done some interesting research with infants and toddlers which possibly points to the ability of interactive technology such as touch screen tablets to improve a toddler's word-learning capability.