Sentence examples for making it possibly from inspiring English sources

A seven-acre Rothschild estate on St. Bart's recently sold for its $21.4 million asking price, making it possibly the most expensive residential transaction on the exclusive Caribbean island.

By contrast, Phoenix lost its passenger train service in 1996, making it possibly the world's largest urban centre without a rail connection for residents.

Denmark published its first architectural policy in 2007, making it possibly the only place in the world with a country-wide architectural vision.

There are only about 100 left, making it possibly the rarest wading bird in the world.

The new Apple office will cost an estimated $5 billion, making it possibly the most expensive office building in history.

Last year, the government expanded this park, making it possibly the largest protected area of rain forest in the world -- four million acres, bigger than New Jersey.

It facilitated dialogue between the members of the working group and the four vendors possible, and it made it possibly for each of the vendors to change system functions - e.g. the configuration of the user-interface - during the process.

Among the other new finds were a ruby-coloured lilliputian beetle (Canthidium cf minimum), named after its tiny dimensions that make it possibly the second smallest dung beetle known in south American.

The haunting Nothing to Remember elicits perhaps the strongest reaction – its inclusion on the Hunger Games soundtrack has made it possibly Case's most widely-heard tune.

That makes it possibly useful, like Truvada, for pre-exposure prophylaxis, but without the need to remember a daily pill.

The BDIS with 100% itaconic acid can even be dissolved in ethanol, which makes it possibly be used by coating and dipping methods.