Sentence examples for it represents possibly from inspiring English sources

Question remains then what it represents, possibly the number of shares or reposts, or a shortcut to bookmarking content?

Bey's success "inspired the legion of young Egyptian ball boys to improve their squash ability as it represented possibly their one and only chance to travel and better themselves financially," wrote Ian Wright, a British squash historian.

While this release represents possibly the biggest improvement in The Weather Channel App for iPhone to date, it's just the start of what we're setting out to accomplish.

For theater professionals, this model represents possibly the most significant element of the Wilson era.

"The decision made by Doug Ellis now represents possibly the most crucial managerial decision of his career," they said in a statement.

But I also realize that this discussion that refuses to die represents possibly the first step forward for a movement that is trying to break through the silence imposed on political debate during the Putin years.

This effectively represents (possibly with some delay) the current context of each client, which is used by the aggregability function to decide its result.

The RSM/TARSE coupling represents possibly the first time that a free-form dynamic system model has been integrated with a fixed-form, spatially distributed, hydrologic model (Muller 2010).

These ritual vessels of ancient China represent possibly the most remarkable achievement in the whole history of metalcraft before modern times.

Behind her there is a real and very live wolf that has been hired for the shoot by the director to represent, possibly, both Khan's animus and the animalistic side of her persona.

Simon and Adam Yates had represented possibly the best chance of claiming a rainbow jersey but faded in the closing stages to finish 17th and 19th respectively in the men's under-23 road race.