Sentence examples for but possibly even from inspiring English sources
And a fifth Cylon lurks somewhere among them, still unidentified, but possibly even more dangerous than all the rest.
But, possibly even of more importance, the fast fashion "race to the bottom" is also accompanied by lower product quality standards.
But possibly even that doesn't matter as much as it might, because Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy is finally more about the journey than the destination; more fascinated with the detail than the denouement.
It is remarkable to inspire it in a woman who had never given feminism a thought - but possibly even more so in a younger woman who imagined she'd heard all that feminism had to say.
When he returned to the Atlanta metro area last week to speak and raise money for his campaign, the moment was less symbolic but possibly even more significant: The first African American with a reasonable chance of becoming president is fighting for the "New South". And he could win it.
Their arrests were undoubtedly shocking to many, but possibly even more startling was the arrest of Milton McGregor, 71, the owner of VictoryLand, an enormous greyhound track and casino complex, and a longtime Alabama power broker with deep pockets and well-placed friends.
To suspend a celebrity account would be to not only disappoint users, but to possibly even remove much of the reason a lot of people are on Twitter in the first place.
But this one has been unique, certainly for Norfolk Constabulary, but probably nationally, possibly even internationally.
But never before, possibly even in world soccer, has an institution of such size faced such perilous circumstances.
To find music that sounds anything like this, the models are not Beethoven or even Schumann, but Bach, and possibly even earlier repertoires of German music.
Acidophilic organisms thriving in such habitats could have been an integral part of a possibly widely extinct Martian ecosystem, but remains might possibly even exist today in protected subsurface niches.
