Sentence examples similar to possibly big ones from inspiring English sources
The assumption — possibly a big one — is that Congress will vote to extend the tax cuts when they begin to expire, just as most of the George W. Bush tax cuts were extended, with the eventual support of Democrats who had long opposed the Bush-era cuts.
Here is possibly the big one, if you are married: A spouse living at home is allowed to keep a limited amount, which would be $123,600 of liquid assets: one house and one car.
David Mercer, National Grid's head of major infrastructure, said hundreds of miles of pylons erected in the 1960s would have to be replaced, possibly with bigger ones, to accommodate new windfarms as well as a generation of new nuclear power.
If their market is as stated then, to me, they need a rethink - possibly a rather big one (I'm talking about their materials, not their technologies). I was sadly disappointed in the web site.
But focusing on costs can inadvertently keep leaders from seeing sustainability as an opportunity — possibly the biggest one of our lifetimes.
The next iPhone iteration is expected to be a radical change in design — possibly the biggest one since the company made the phones a whole lot larger.
They included some big ones.
