Sentence examples for possibly a more from inspiring English sources

Finally, our study had a very small sample size; if a larger sample size was investigated, it would have resulted in a better representation of the population and quite possibly a more concise explanation of the possible mechanisms.

That makes for possibly a more interesting novel.

The slowdown may return India to about 8% growth, possibly a more sustainable rate.

On the other hand, more issues would be raised and, possibly, a more democratic process might flourish.

"The patient might have depression or anxiety, or possibly a more serious mental illness such as schizophrenia.

"Glen was one of the early believers that there was possibly a more simple version," the Edge said.

One result could be a move towards a more predictable legal system and (possibly) a more open political culture.

Arguably Martial is more of a naturally talented footballer and possibly a more complete forward than the out-and-out goalscorer Lacazette.

"Trust" is quite possibly a more up-to-date reflection of today's yuppified, multicultural London, but literal accuracy is not much of a selling point in television drama.

It may give you even perhaps possibly a more considered review of the restaurant, but you're not going to necessarily laugh as much.

The Prius exudes an endearing optimism; its colorful charts and graphs challenge you to be a better person (if, possibly, a more aggravating driver).