Sentence examples for it's possibly not from inspiring English sources

"It's possibly not a bad time for them either".

Small Talk isn't sure, it's possibly not legal … Underground.

(It's possibly not a coincidence that his plan was announced just hours after he had raised $7m from oil industry executives at an election fundraiser in Texas).

The walls are crumbling, the floors falling through, the highly toxic lead paint is peeling, there's asbestos … It's possibly not what you would call child-friendly.

Current affairs aside – it's possibly not as much of a wheeze to have a film full of Russian baddies now as it may have seemed during the scripting stage – it's a flimsy premise to hang a film on.

It's possibly not the most promising idea – turning a corpse-strewn Shakespearean tragedy into a cartoon about two gnomes from adjacent back gardens who fall in love – but Gnomeo and Juliet turns out to be a lively, sweet, reasonably clever bit of sub-Pixar fun.

This is usually taken to mean that it is a case of suicide, though it is possibly not the case.

"We told the government that there was something odd, that it was possibly not ETA," the intelligence official told me.

Although it had been ­implanted in tens of thousands of ­people, it was possibly not as effective in closing holes as had been thought.

Furthermore, there is an evident high influence of the lower limbs in the performance of the SEBT, so even if it has been used to measure core stability, it is possibly not the most suitable measurement.

"It is possibly not a strong enough squad.