Sentence examples for as possibly a from inspiring English sources

Yet at the age of 65 it has recast him as, possibly, a giant of American foreign policy.

Officials continue to refer to the minaret as possibly a "victory tower" and refuse to recognize the possibility that the Ghorid capital has been found and is being destroyed.

"I think as much as people loved 'Chicago,' it's my perception that it was regarded as possibly a fluke," Mr. Cocks said.

He said the couple had at least one child, a boy of about 16, as well as possibly a younger girl.

One of the women, South African Jonti Roos, said she was initially thrilled by the experience but later described it as "possibly a little bit sleazy".

But it has remained unpublished until now, recorded without an image in the 1995 scholarly volume The Art of the Brontës as "possibly a sketch of a fellow pupil in Brussels".

The Liberal Democrat leader later hailed Mr Brown's announcement as possibly an "important element" in the "smooth transition" to a stable government.

We denote by any function satisfying as, possibly outside of a set of finite measure.

Of the 50 million to 60 million tests done in the United States each year, as many as two million are classified as ambiguous, possibly a lesion and possibly not.

As for the HydroMorph as an interior display, Nakagaki sees it as possibly becoming a piece of interactive furniture, one that also could present information about weather.

These small numbers clearly reflect a focus of resources on those substances previously identified as possibly posing a hazard to human health.