Sentence examples for extensive and possibly from inspiring English sources

The United Nations' nuclear watchdog said Tuesday that it has "serious concerns" that Iran is secretly working toward building a nuclear bomb, citing documents pointing to Iranian scientists' extensive and possibly ongoing efforts to master the technology needed for atomic weapons.

Our neuropathological and neurochemical findings indeed verify that extensive, and possibly treatable, abnormalities are present in the MS hippocampus.

At much older ages (7 9 months) as in our study, tau pathology becomes much more extensive and possibly saturated and thus the sex difference may become less significant (Ramsden et al., 2005).

But regular preventive measures will save these patients from extensive, expensive and possibly painful dental repairs years later.

The comparison demand vs. capacity confirms the susceptibility of this type of building to extensive damage and possibly to collapse, as frequently observed.

We find this to be significant as it suggests that the requirements for eye formation are likely to be very extensive, complex and possibly tissue specific.

Chemical engineering graduate student Richard Pampuro suffered permanent, disabling damage to his right hand and, one supposes, harm to his finances from two operations and extensive physical therapy, and possibly to his long-term earning potential after glass from a shattered bottle pierced his arm, severing tendons and an artery.

Pathology associated with schistosomiasis mansoni and japonica results primarily from the accumulation of parasite eggs over the course of years and even decades giving rise initially to hepatomegaly that may be superseded by extensive liver fibrosis and possibly sequelae such as occlusion of the hepatic portal vein, portal hypertension, and gastrointestinal varices [3].

However, this would require extensive additional efforts and possibly an alternative approach of media development than the one applied in the present study.

He agreed that extensive salting is unnecessary and possibly detrimental.

The College of Environmental Design Archives, one of the nation's most extensive resources on architecture and possibly the best in the world on landscape design, contain a rich collection of Royston's records, including drawings and photographs.