Sentence examples for have been possibly from inspiring English sources
In Hartshorne's view, and as far as incompatibilist freedom is concerned, to be actually possible is to be (or to have been) possibly actual (Shields & Viney 2004, 231).
He is thought to have been possibly aged under 18.
It was the most memorable and the most damaging line of his campaign, and was said by one political writer to have been "possibly the most single damaging faux pas ever made by a presidential candidate".
The charges also represent a stepped-up effort by the agency to investigate cases in which stock prices have been possibly manipulated by traders spreading false negative information about companies so that they could collect a profit as the stock of the companies fell.
There have been possibly half a dozen air strikes this year and more are likely.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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".
