Sentence examples for more possibly for from inspiring English sources

However, we are here to urge tolerance toward Jew & magazine alike - in this instance, a little more, possibly for the magazine which is going through the agonies of raising its price from a nickel to a dime.

There's a nice little story to go with it, too – Larry used to play with his mum, who one day decided not to have a drummer any more, possibly for economic reasons, so Larry had to start "kinda playing the drums on the bass".

Just last week Lee C. Bollinger, at his inauguration as president of Columbia, spoke of the need for more space, possibly for "multiple campuses in the city or beyond".

Released on Monday, removed from YouTube the same day, reinstated with an "age restriction", then taken down once more (and possibly for good) on Tuesday.

Because of the recent fragmentation of some rebel groups and an uptick in military operations, rebels are attacking aid workers more frequently, possibly for money, hampering the delivery of food, medicine and other critical supplies.

No literature was found to explain this difference but we suspect that females might be more cautious, possibly for fear of assault.

The four lower incisors that would have made up the toothcomb were modified, being shorter and more robust, possibly for feeding purposes.

His dance singles were sounding more and more like birthday parties, possibly for people turning six.

But just because people are spotting "Click for more" — and possibly clicking for more, as Facebook suggests they do — doesn't mean that everyone is happy.

samples, though possibly for more intricate reasons, which may be less predictable and more difficult to analyse.

5. North Korea is gearing up its nuclear weapons, possibly for more testing.