Sentence examples for broad and possibly from inspiring English sources

"There are guys to come back in [Stuart Broad and possibly Graham Onions and Ryan Sidebottom] who are ahead of me in the pecking order.

But the new office has also stirred a sharp debate in the Pentagon, where several senior officials have questioned whether its mission is too broad and possibly even illegal.

This method allows for a broad and possibly superficial collection of themes (statistical analysis of quantitative data) as well as in-depth exploration of experiences (using qualitative focus groups).

The V.A. effort was clearly broader and possibly more rigorous.

The new lineup, titled "Reel 13" and intended to attract a broader and possibly younger audience to the station, will continue to start with a classic film, at 9 p.m., followed by the viewer-chosen short.

The Canadian epistemic community was thus extended to an even broader, and possibly more secure, footing in policy.

Furthermore, this study provides evidence that industry may be employing a far broader and possibly more influential range of strategies to promote their products during matches.

We asked if the chimeric compounds (R)- 1 and (R)- 4–(R)- 10 would display broader and possibly improved cellular and whole animal pharmacological properties compared with either (R)- 2 or (S)- 3. The sodium channel properties of the chimeric compounds reported herein were determined in a model cell line (i.e., CAD) as well as in cortical neurons.

The passionately debated decision gives Mr. Sharon, the right-wing retired general who was overwhelmingly elected prime minister three weeks ago, the chance to form a broad coalition and possibly secure a respite from the instability that has afflicted most recent governments.

But some analysts said the move would give Mr. Kutaragi more time to focus on Sony's broader strategy — and possibly prepare to succeed Mr. Stringer.

Considering them as indicators of habitat qualities, the results would imply that the qualities of the urban and suburban forests were due to a vast range of deciduous forest, especially broad-leaved, and possibly also to a lower intensity of forestry than in rural areas, resulting in a sufficient number of mature and decaying trees.