Sentence examples for possibly a case of from inspiring English sources

Quite possibly a case of death on the high C's.

Cheese would be lovely too, but possibly a case of gilding the lily.

At the Ramtha camp, the Jordanian authorities arrested a Syrian national last month who was suspected of attempting to poison the camp's water supply — possibly a case of sabotage by Mr. Assad's regime against Syrian Free Army activists who have crossed the border.

But the team, which reports the find online today in PLOS ONE, thinks that this was not an enemy trophy head but possibly a case of ancestor skull worship; such skull cults are known from the prehistoric Middle East as early as 11,000 years ago.

Although accent prejudice is possibly a case of people discriminating against those with any accent different to their own, rather than specific accents being targeted, this is still likely to have a disproportionate impact on some regions.

The art herd may be stampeding on the Miami art fairs to pick up some merch (and, quite possibly, a case of Zika), but the real cognoscenti head to Van Nuys for the second annual iteration of Art Basil, held in performance artist John Kilduff's backyard — where a series of miniature booths feature work by more than 20 artists and galleries.

In a recent interview with this newspaper the actor Andrew Scott, who played Moriarty, did not exactly rule out the possibility of a Lazarus-like return, although Freeman, in what could possibly be a case of  double bluff, tells me: "Unless Moriarty did  something incredibly Derren Brown-like we'd have to assume there is no more Moriarty".

The husband of another consulate worker was also killed the same afternoon, possibly in a case of mistaken identity, as he was driving a similar vehicle returning from the same party.

As shown in this case, unexplained chronic right lower quadrant pain and appendiceal wall thickening with focal calcification, as evidenced by CT, may possibly be a case of CHA, which is otherwise difficult to diagnose preoperatively.

Preliminary sampling of two burial caves in Palau, Micronesia has produced the remains of small-bodied recent H. sapiens, possibly representing a case of insular dwarfing.

Thus, these two RNAs possibly constitute a case of co-accumulating miRNA/miRNA*.