Sentence examples for possibly changes from inspiring English sources

The decision by the National Park Service did not kill the Cape Wind plan, but it erected new hurdles by requiring more negotiations and, possibly, changes to the project, like moving it.

Preventing further outbreaks, participants said, will require a variety of measures, including more education about zoonoses among veterinarians and physicians; more integration of animal diseases into health plans; the creation of more laboratories to detect animal diseases; and possibly changes in the foods people eat and the animals they keep as pets.

"How many guarantees will the E.U. be able to provide?" Such a restructuring — sometimes referred to more starkly as default — would probably involve the negotiated or forced lengthening of government bond maturities and possibly changes to interest rates paid by governments to bondholders, Mr. Steinherr said.

In their scientific paper, the scientists propose that some event - possibly changes in the climate - caused Neanderthal populations in the West to crash around 50,000 years ago.

They concluded from this that there must be other mechanisms offsetting the effect of nucleation site density enhancement, possibly changes in the bubble departure diameter and/or bubble departure frequency.

With the changing of diffusivity intensity for the given solar differential rotation system, the dominant mode possibly changes likewise and the stronger the diffusivity is, the easier the non-axisymmetric modes are excited.

For conformational changed structures, our method calculates a set of possibly changed conformations of interfaces.

But can it possibly change for the better?

As characters, the dancers are possibly changed by their encounters.

But that could possibly change soon, according to ESPN.com.

"How can I possibly change anything for these girls?" she says.