Sentence examples for possibly could mean from inspiring English sources

For Lebanon, the sectarian twists of the conflict in Syria are a dangerous development that possibly could mean strife and power shifts at home.

The Frankola hire raises questions about Cloudera's plans that possibly could mean an IPO.

Mistakes could mean possibly children at risk".

"It was... something that possibly could have meant I was going home, but in fairness to the coaching staff and the medical side of it, they stuck by me and worked hard to make sure that's up to 100% fitness".

I was trying to make this trip as "Fancy Uncle Friendly" as I possibly could, which meant scoring reservations (six months in advance!) to the best restaurants at Disney World.

PT7 "…she did everything she possibly could… I mean she went the extra mile.

PTW1 In contrast, most patients described the CM as providing empathic support, being able to offer more time than the GP and knowing where to signpost patients to voluntary organisations: "…she did everything she possibly could… I mean she went the extra mile.

That couldn't possibly mean, could it, that the advertisers have worked out what generates the most outrage – and publicity – without breaking the rules?

If we struggle to understand what it could possibly mean for the mind to be physical, maybe that's because we are, to quote the American philosopher Josh Weisberg, in the position of "squirrels trying to understand quantum mechanics".

"I didn't understand what it could possibly mean.

I asked him what that could possibly mean.