Sentence examples for possibly a better from inspiring English sources

Neymar is more of an individualist, and possibly a better fit for Real Madrid, which does love a showman.

They also said they were confused about how that would result in a better credit rating for the trading unit, and possibly a better rating for El Paso.

A different place and possibly a better one, said Ms. Liebman, who like many brokers manages to see the positive in any environment that comes along.

Ko says this made for an interesting conversion process, and possibly a better one than simply porting Facebook games to mobiles.

If I get to see the Egyptian minister, I will tell him that common humanity is possibly a better hope than an advertising campaign.

Its cleverly self-reflective concept – in which theatregoers sat watching actors playing people who had gone to see a play – was possibly a better idea on the page than on the stage.

From a succession perspective they could not possibly identify a better candidate.

They offered $465,000, but the apartment went to another buyer, possibly in a better financial situation, for $450,000.

Another defeat for Liverpool, but a fight back that possibly portends a better future for the team.

The Rushdie theory holds up well: after all, if Trump were working for Clinton, could he possibly do a better job on her behalf?

"Who can possibly do a better job dispersing this money?" Buffett said.