Sentence examples for is now possibly from inspiring English sources

But he is now possibly the bloc's greatest political challenge.

The council's chief executive, Daniel Gschwind, says the reef is now "possibly more famous than Australia".

It has climbed out of the pit into which it sank 14 years ago following the death of Princess Diana and is now possibly as popular as at any time in the Queen's reign – the second longest in history and, after 59 years, closing fast on Queen Victoria's record 63 years.

Along its way in the early years, it has picked up a number of voice-related patents,and a keen understanding of Node.js, a Javascript-based system that it is now possibly the largest user of.

There are still some big question marks over what Nokia plans to do in tablets — a market where it is now possibly the only major smartphone maker yet to make a device — but at least Nokia is moving ahead with the launch of tablet-friendly services.

Given that it is now possibly the most compelling way to in real-time search streams of hugely popular services like Twitter, YouTube, Flickr, Digg, various blogs — and all the comments related to those — a paid search model would seem to be an obvious choice.

This was not quite as confusing as the news last year that calcium supplements, which used to be very good, are now possibly bad.

Now it's the humans who are the bad guys; the aliens, though absent tonight, are now possibly not as evil as suspected.

If you are thinking of buying a house and are now possibly worried about your job then people will defer that decision".

That contributed to a sense that what had been dismissed as isolated problems was now possibly a major national security risk.

But it could be that they are now possibly talking about various forms of guidance," added Maurice Frankel, director of the campaign, which works for the strengthening of the FOI act and advises the public on their right to information.