Sentence examples for many and possibly from inspiring English sources

Many, and possibly most, of the people spreading OkTrends' findings are, like me, not really interested in using the actual OkCupid service.

Over the summer, many and possibly all of the parents now involved in the lawsuit signed the local government's agreement demanding silence in exchange for compensation payments, Ms. Zheng said.

Professional athletes "know empirically many and possibly all of the phenomena exhibited in the modeling work we have done, so we are not trying to tell them their business," Ian Robinson said.

There were longtime friends of Mr. Batiste's in the parade, though many and possibly most of those who followed along, snapping pictures with their phones, had not known him personally.

As new data have become available, it has become clear that many (and possibly all) of these northern subfamilies are more closely related to each other than to Pama-Nyungan, and scholars now seriously entertain the possibility that non-Pama-Nyungan is a genuine genetic entity.

Attfield also endorses a form of consequentialism which takes into consideration, and attempts to balance, the many and possibly conflicting goods of different living things (also see Varner 1998 for a defense of biocentric individualism with affinities to both consequentialist and deontological approaches).

In short, it's the idea that our Universe, and all that's contained within it, is just one small region of a larger existence that includes many similar, and possibly many different, Universes like our own.

Its reprisal attacks in northern and eastern Bosnia left many hundreds and possibly as many as several thousand Serb civilians dead by the spring and summer of 1944.

Moreover, traditional CAD models containing many small (and possibly trimmed) patches are not directly usable for IgA.

But he had already become nearly quadriplegic and would remain severely disabled for many months and possibly forever.

The officials said the deficit could require severe cuts in many programs and possibly the elimination of some.