Sentence examples for more possibly on from inspiring English sources

About 10 chaplains from the organization plan to set up camp in New Jersey and Pennsylvania this week, with more possibly on their way.

Calling herself "a historian first and a ghostbuster second," she is investigating 30 more possibly haunted locations on the Island for a sequel scheduled for publication next Halloween.

Those tools are intended to be run in a multi-threaded manner, on one or more, possibly remote, computational servers.

All the signs in the early hours of Friday morning were that Cameron will reach out to the SNP by agreeing to go further on devolving more powers, possibly on fiscal policy, to Holyrood.

Instead of celebrating a championship — Duncan's fifth, Parker and Ginobili's fourth — the Spurs are preparing for one more game, possibly their last on the finals stage with this group.

What we don't know will hurt us, and quite possibly on a more devastating scale than any Qaeda attack.

Frank Rich of The New York Times pointed out: "What we don't know will hurt us, and quite possibly on a more devastating scale than any [Al] Qaeda attack.

"What we don't know will hurt us, and quite possibly on a more devastating scale than any [Al] Qaeda attack.

More are likely to follow - possibly on health and maybe even Europe.

The good news is that your working iPhone 5s can fetch you between $90 and $105 on Gazelle, and possibly more on eBay.

I heard that at least sixty more, including, possibly, our building on the Plaza Río de Janeiro, would be condemned.