Sentence examples for first time possibly from inspiring English sources

There was no media blackout requested by police, but for the first time possibly in the history of Twitter, the horror remained undocumented until the small hours.

"It's the first time, possibly ever," he said, "that a green product, with significant environmental credentials, has been the thing that everybody wanted".

"If you went to the dentist in the 50s and 60s, for the first time possibly, you probably had half a dozen badly broken-down teeth and another half-dozen that would need heavy restoration.

Meanwhile preparations are being made to speed up the development of a joint missile defence system with the US, which is expected to base its own Patriot interceptor missiles on Japanese soil for the first time, possibly by the end of the year.

Upon assembly, the cell was charged to 0.8 V first and interestingly two close plateaus (~0.390 and ~0.430 V with the average being ~0.410 V) were observed for the first time possibly due to Na2V2(PO4)3 being as the intermediate during the charge (sodium extraction) process [25] or some kind(s) of structural reorganization.

That being said, the Pinterest for Teachers hub is not going to be a part of any sort of personalization efforts right now, but rather will serve as a starting-off point for people coming to the site for the first time, possibly wondering what it's all about.

In all probability, you will be required to testify before a Congressional committee for a second time, possibly within weeks.

You might do better having your bank pick up a Treasury bill in a noncompetitive auction (typical fee, $50), but the bill is less liquid if you need to sell it before maturity you will get nicked a second time, possibly for a lot more than $50.

Cryologists [ice experts] talk of it possibly dropping below 3m sq km for the first time in possibly tens of thousands of years.

For the first time in possibly 12 years, I felt very proud to be part of Birmingham city council.

Even Japan's ailing Nikkei 225 perked up a bit.North Korea's government issued bonds for the first time since 1953, possibly signalling a limited embrace of capitalism.