Sentence examples for either possibly from inspiring English sources
I couldn't believe it either!" Possibly the cutest advertising debut since Patsy Kensit's 1970s appearances for Birds Eye peas.
But all that had been a world ago and she tried to think about it as little as possible, now that she came home to an apartment that was not hers, and to a man who was neither a spouse nor a lover but who seemed to demand more of her than either possibly could.
The denial of "necessarily \(P\)" is still more difficult to express in terms of a combination of modalities: "either possibly \(P\) (and thus possibly not \(P\)) or necessarily not \(P\)" This is important because of Aristotle's proof procedures, which include proof through impossibility.
Eighty-five percent of them said they believe Trump is either "possibly" or "definitely" not releasing his tax returns "because they would show his close financial ties to political and business figures in Russia".
Eighty-five percent of them said they believe Trump is either "possibly" or "definitely" not releasing his tax returns "because they would show his close financial ties to political and business figures in Russia". A much lower number of Trump supporters ― 46percentt ― believe the same.
Thirteen of 30 (43%) women reported 37 adverse events that were either possibly or probably related to study product.
If individual valuers or value groups are able to avoid these three pitfalls, then either may possibly develop a pluralistic value orientation.
The additive model could not be statistically excluded for either receptor, possibly due to the high standard deviations calculated for this model.
The assumption is that altered loci spanning observed variations in the genome should be removed given their ambiguity of origin, being either somatic possibly oncogenic or germline polymorphic.
Each phenotype, disorder and association was scored as either incorrect, possibly correct or correct.
Predictions are characterized as either benign, possibly damaging or probably damaging on the output.
