Sentence examples for besides possible from inspiring English sources
June 17 , 20134.56pm BST According to one of the pool reporters who was in the room when Cameron et al delivered their statements on the US/EU trade talks, there was another reason, besides possible contrived informality, for the fact that all four leaders were not wearing ties.
However, besides possible differences in species sensitivities, it is always problematic to compare laboratory studies with field data.
First, it is important to realise that the cross-sectional data presented in table 2 and figure 2 are influenced by changes in population (inmigration and outmigration), besides possible changes in quality of care.
Besides possible biases or residual confounding, several hypotheses were put forward to explain a possibly true positive association [ 42, 50- 52].
Besides possible illegalities, house-sharing has other potential drawbacks.
Besides possible benefits, serious health risks of rectal herbal therapy have been described in literature.
With decent side plots — besides the possible rekindled romance, the writers give Carrie a mother with Alzheimer's — "Unforgettable" could run awhile.
He should not let it sit in his wallet; besides accumulating possible annual fees, the card represents potential borrowing power that could give other lenders -- say, for a mortgage -- distinct pause.
Various systems of relevant logic have been supplied with interesting worlds semantics including impossible worlds, besides the possible ones.
Usually, owing to the discontinuity of the coefficients at a curve, an interior layer around the interface may occur, besides a possible boundary layer at ∂Ω.
Rescher and Brandom introduced a modal semantics including, besides ordinary possible worlds (taken as maximally consistent collections of states of affairs), also non-standard worlds that are locally inconsistent (that is, such that, for some A, both A and ¬A hold at them), and incomplete (that is, such that for some A, neither A nor ¬A hold at them).
