Sentence examples for decided possibly from inspiring English sources

So, a substantial majority of those who have decided (possibly those who have informed themselves) oppose fracking, while half of those polled are undecided (Commentary: Decision reflects rank hypocrisy of senseless policy, 7 October).

Both Alma and the distraught Mahler, significantly, placed the responsibility for their marital breakdown on his neglect, and his agony was soon such that he decided, possibly at Alma's prompting, to consult Freud, making a 24-hour journey from Toblach to Leiden, in the Netherlands, where Freud was on holiday.

Alcock had decided, possibly because of the expense the club was incurring by owning its own ground, to turn it into a "wandering" team with no fixed home venue, however it appears that some of the club's members opposed this idea.

When our choices are unconscious, they are decided possibly in contradiction to what we really desire.

John Nagenda, one of his advisers, says that Mr Museveni wants "the people" to decide, possibly through a referendum.Why now?

"Both the case files and the content of said documentation could be useful in deciding possibly re-opening the case [initiated by Nisman]," Mr Pleé said.

Under European procedures, national governments now must decide, possibly before the summer, whether to support a technology that proponents say could reduce food prices but that offends many voters in countries like France and Poland, where opposition to such products runs deep.

The Democratic nomination will be "possibly decided in March, possibly decided in April, possibly not decided until the convention," Wolfson said, expressing the extent of the turnabout the campaign has made from its initial belief that Clinton would secure the nod on Super Tuesday.

The book yet to be decided... possibly David Tennant's biography".

When Mr. Byrne asked Joel Coen, "What is the significance to the hat?" he was told, "The hat is very significant". Mr. Byrne finally decided that possibly the way men wore their fedoras in those days - over the forehead shadowing the eyes, or on the back of the head in full and arrogant exposure - could be read as clues to emotional states and relationships.

Because as Desmond (Henry Ian Cusick) kept telling Jack and anyone who would listen, really, none of it matters, except that it's over, and even if Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse decided, and possibly at the last minute, that their uber-narrative would be an over-the-top marriage of "Incident at Owl Creek Bridge" and "It's a Wonderful Life," at least it's over, and that's something.