Sentence examples for possibly abroad from inspiring English sources

It was to take place outside Ireland - possibly abroad.

"There is reason to believe they were prepared over a long period and coordinated from a center, possibly abroad.

Charles J. Camarda, a former astronaut and senior adviser to NASA, confirmed by e-mail that "NASA is considering collaborating with numerous universities in the U.S. and possibly abroad to investigate novel ways" to solve large, complex engineering challenges.

Recently, they have been doing research and development on a project called Punchdrunk Travel, in which adult participants will set off on a three-day adventure, possibly in this country, possibly abroad, armed only with the most basic information.

They will also be guided on how to ensure they produce good quality fruit that can either be pulped and sold to Coca-Cola, or sold on the domestic market and possibly abroad.

That kind of growth will only come with Pacman-style acquisitions of banks in the United States and possibly abroad, which Mr. Gorman said Morgan Stanley had the capital to pursue.

Day-to-day management would be undertaken by a private company, possibly from abroad.

The competitors themselves have laid low, Congressional aides say, in part because they have interests in possibly expanding abroad and in part because they want to leave the door open to foreign investments in their companies.

The company now owns just three casino hotels, all in Atlantic City, and a riverboat casino in Indiana, but Mr. Trump plans to build new towers for the Trump Plaza and the Trump Taj Mahal, and possibly expand abroad.

Police and border officials have stopped families suspected of possibly going abroad for FGM to be performed on young girls, as well as families returning to the UK after cutting of a child's body might have taken place.

Certain families possibly go abroad this summer because their summerhomes in Newport, Southampton, and Bar Harbot now seem embarrasingly ostentatious alongside the all-year-round homes of the natives of those resorts, whose fight to stay off relief hasn't always been a winning fight, & whose roofs need shingling in a land there the shingles are supposed to grow on trees.