Sentence examples for know possibly from inspiring English sources

I don't know, possibly not, so that puts the sixth form at risk," he said.

PANETTA: As I said, the comments that are included in a column about what I'm thinking or what I'm, you know, possibly worried about — SEN.

Asked if stories about his sacking were allowed to linger on Sunday because members of the club's hierarchy were in Thailand, Pearson said: "I don't know, possibly".

No one seems to know, possibly even G.M. "The battery pack could either be larger or smaller than the one in the Volt, and so could the engine," Mr. Lutz said.

Whether it served his purpose or not I don't know – possibly not, because that fear is brewed in the guts, not in the mind – and I remember a man I once knew who suffered from it so badly that he told me he used to wake up in the night and have to telephone his sister and beg her to come round.

The most trusted investor in history went on the air to talk, with characteristic candor and humor, about the horrendous truth we pretty much know, possibly in an effort to calm things down and point toward some answers we don't yet know.

The biggest blunder of the afternoon -- and, who knows, possibly of the season -- was made by Dolphins Coach Dave Wannstedt.

No, although the German markets are the best known, possibly because there are several thousand of them.

It's well known, possibly notorious, that Robinson's next work of fiction, Gilead, did not appear for almost 25 years.

where h t is a known, possibly nonlinear function and n t is referred to as measurement noise.

The latest hydrothermal vents to be revealed are the deepest known, possibly the hottest, and swarming with species that are new to science.