Sentence examples for possibly accompanied by from inspiring English sources

See articleKim Jong Il, North Korea's leader, travelled to China, possibly accompanied by Kim Jong Un, his son and chosen successor.

To show this, a little white cloud and lines appear where he stood the frame before, possibly accompanied by a pyoinnnggg noise.

Symptoms of epididymitis include pain and swelling of the epididymis and sometimes of the scrotum, possibly accompanied by fever and urethral discharge.

The police are investigating reports that on July 14 Mr. Atta, possibly accompanied by an Algerian man, visited the prisoner, who was transferred to Barcelona about a week ago.

They expect heavier rainfall in Indonesia, possibly accompanied by flooding, and drier weather in the central and eastern Pacific, meaning drought conditions.

Examination of ribosomes in different functional states suggests that opening and closing of the main tunnel are dynamic features of the large subunit, possibly accompanied by changes in the L7/L12 stalk region.

Environmentally friendly production, represented by, say, DfE may possibly ease difficulties often accompanied by waste disposal, reducing the disposal costs.

The soft state occurs when the disk draws closer to the compact object (possibly as close as ), accompanied by cooling or ejection of the corona.

Our findings strongly suggest that reproductive failure in adult females accompanied by imposex, possibly induced by TBT and TPhT from antifouling paints, may have caused the marked decline of B. japonica populations in Japan.

Similarly, variations in body weight throughout life had a greater impact than average body weight on blood POP concentrations, possibly because weight loss is accompanied by unloading of POPs into the blood via lost adipose tissue.

32 33 What is striking about these metaphoric linguistic expressions are that they are both accompanied by laughter, possibly for contextual coping (in the interactional moment of narrating the event) and non-contextual coping (due to uncomfortable feelings around the nature of what it is she's disclosing in her narrative).