Sentence examples for but then possibly from inspiring English sources

Obama had said such a move would cross a "red line" – but then, possibly influenced in part by the British parliament's vote against airstrikes, he ordered his Pentagon chief to abort.

It just has to say "This Christmas … why not, as a divorced woman yourself (hooked you in at the first identifying sales point, didn't we?) indulge yourself in a tale about what life would be like if you could not only lure your cheating husband back from his new, younger wife, but then possibly turn him down because you were so in demand yourself?" And that's about as simple as it gets.

Yes, that is true, but then possibly they won't like you.

But the thought of Scotland leaving us, then possibly Wales and Northern Ireland, would put a stop to that.

But if it is not a cloud, then possibly we cannot.

Suggestions from citizens on the bid website include one hardy type who wants "a large continental-style cafe area" but then adds, possibly with a glance at the weather map, that it could include "patio heaters or, better, fire pits for warmth.

In 2009, Javon Lynn Ristick lived with her two children under the supervision of the Social Services Agency, but then fled possibly to New Jersey, according to information on the site.

I've always thought I've been quite cautious with NSAIDs but then again possibly some of these patients were mine.

The race could still shift, but the sight of Hillary Clinton losing Iowa and then, possibly, New Hampshire would be pretty shocking.

The race could still shift, but the sight of Hillary Clinton losing Iowa — and then, possibly, New Hampshire — would be pretty shocking.

"But perhaps if there were more structured activities for young people, then possibly this would not have happened".