Sentence examples for only about possible from inspiring English sources
Mr. Siegel said he was concerned not only about possible violations of gang members' civil rights, but also about the possible expansion of the strategy to other circumstances, including injunctions that would seek to preemptively block demonstrations that might include civil disobedience.
While the students have done well on the state Regents exams and some have qualified for the national debate championships, their average English and math SAT scores a year ago were only about 380 out of a possible 800.
But the only protest about possible blasphemy came when the Rt Rev Michael Colclough mentioned Jesus in his closing speech.
Currently, we can only speculate about possible causes but, our data imply that FMS patients were able to tolerate single painful stimuli well while repeated stimulation (i.e. during the experiment) were less tolerated resulting in reduced stimulation intensities.
Protocols for telephone triage include not only questions about possible causes and the consequences of the symptom presented but also questions to compensate for the lack of visual information about a patient's clinical condition.
Today, once history has become history, we can only speculate about possible answers and "what ifs".
Former shadow home secretary Yvette Cooper, who chairs Labour's refugee task force, said ministers were only talking about possible concessions because they feared a Commons defeat.
In the absence of suspects or evidence disclosed to the public, there is only speculation about possible motives involving Mr. Wales's work as a prosecutor and gun-control advocate.
"It is clear that people are not only concerned about possible impact on their immediate environment, something that dominated early debates around shale gas but importantly are beginning to think more broadly about the implications for greenhouse gas emissions and future climate change," said O'Hara.
We can only speculate about possible mechanisms of exercise in migraine.
So far, it has been taken for granted that the modal fictionalist treats ordinary modal claims as sometimes literally true, and it is only claims about possible worlds and their contents which the modal fictionalist will wish to claim are literally false, but true according to a story.
