Sentence examples for possibly at first from inspiring English sources

Possibly; at first I found myself missing the clutch pedal, but after rolling up some miles and experimenting with the six available shift programs, I became a convert.

If Lane makes the team, the Yankees could use him as a corner outfielder or possibly at first base, where Morgan Ensberg, Nick Green and Chris Woodward are among the others fighting for what figures to be the only available spot among position players.

Based on these former studies, the recruitment of the left IPL/IPS by the collectivistic group could be interpreted as enabling the person, for each word pair, to reject the possibly at first most salient word.

Starting one of his books feels a little like being jumped the moment you walk into a room: it's disorienting and challenging, with more going on than you can possibly grasp at first.

But it is also about the power of partnerships -- a great example of how businesses, possibly reluctant at first, can successfully join in a common cause thereby benefiting themselves, their industry, and the community at large.

Overall in this study of women under age 50 years, we found associations that differed by ER/PR status for the number of full-term pregnancies, recent alcohol consumption, and possibly age at first full-term pregnancy and BMI.

Possibly, maybe even likely at first, but eventually it's feasible that a competitor would have used their work as the basis for a better version of Windows.

Therefore, the observed differences in plasma AMH concentrations amongst ewes of similar age and similar live weight may be due to inherent variations in the follicular population, possibly influencing fertility at first mating.

Specifically, combined oestrogen and progestin hormone replacement therapy (HRT) (Li et al, 2000; Chen et al, 2002; Daling et al, 2002; Newcomb et al, 2002; Li et al, 2003; Newcomer et al, 2003), and possibly late age at first birth (LiVolsi et al, 1982; Ewertz and Duffy, 1988; Stalsberg et al, 1989) may be more strongly associated with lobular as compared to ductal carcinomas.

"Certainly of those affected and displaced, roughly a third of these – and possibly at least a third of these – will be children," he estimated.

"I could envision possibly Jeter back at second, or maybe one of these days Soriano could be," Torre said, referring to Alfonso Soriano.