Sentence examples for has been possibly from inspiring English sources
But the trouble with the law is that it acts after the harm has been done, after the prejudice has occurred and the trial has been possibly compromised.
THE political partnership between John Howard, Australia's prime minister, and Peter Costello, the treasurer (finance minister), has been possibly the most successful the country has seen.
David Johnson has been possibly the most impressive back in the league, thriving despite a porous offensive line, and the defense is giving up the fewest yards of anybody.
This focus on the patient as consumer has meant "there has been possibly been a lessening of respect for the medical services", but he immediately points out the patients at Newham are grateful to be cared for.
Circulation at The Sun on Sunday, a new tabloid meant to replace The News of the World, has fallen since Mr. Murdoch introduced it in February, and the Murdoch brand has been possibly irreparably tarnished here.
This minor weight loss could be interpreted as formed/trapped atmospheric gases available in atmosphere, which has been possibly release on heating.
Giving evidence to the Work and Pensions Committee, minister for pensions Steve Webb said that so far under auto-enrolment competition among pension providers to provide schemes for large employers had been "possibly fiercer than had been imagined".
Carbon stocks have been possibly maintained by pastoralists' grazing practices, which are characterized by herd mobility over diverse grazing landscapes to utilize the patchiness of range resources.
Some of the seismic activities that occurred in the coastal areas of Nigeria have been possibly initiated by this process (Eze et al. [2011]).
But another commuter, Chris Aldridge, said his trip on the District line had been "possibly the quietest and quickest journey" he had ever taken to work.
Applied to the interaction network, this metric measures both the number of potential communication channels between the two nodes and the amount of information that could have been possibly exchanged between them using their directed common neighbors as proxies.
