Sentence examples for more possibly the from inspiring English sources

This reader suggested that Desai's "ideal reader" was "more possibly the western reader to whom such misrepresentations wouldn't matter, rather than someone living in Kalimpong".

Decisions at next week's European Union summit meeting should provide "a signal that there is a willingness to have the E.C.B. do more," possibly with the help of the International Monetary Fund, he said.

Possibly you also read the first paragraph, possibly more, possibly even the entire article.

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.

Overseas, Amazon has been making waves as it opened physical bookshops for the first time, and much excitement was generated over the idea that it wanted to set up even more, possibly in the UK.

It was "not less than about £2.5bn and probably far, far more, possibly in the region of £20bn to £30bn".

Layoffs also resumed, with more possibly in the offing.

Silver said the new site will mix sports forecasting and analysis with forecasting on economics, the weather, culture and more – possibly to include the Oscars.

In present case, the formation of bamboo-shaped CNTs is more possibly attributed to the doping of nitrogen into CNTs because of the easy tendency of 5-member ring structure formation.

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.

And more possibly racist drawings of the great man (why is his nose almost as wide as his face?).