Sentence examples for possibly created from inspiring English sources

"What you are talking about is the creation of a very clever little device, a designer poison pill, possibly created by nanotechnology.

The female figure — nude, kneeling and tensed — is almost certainly a traditional image of an ancestral spirit and was possibly created as a grave marker.

Hannah Boulton, a spokeswoman for the British Museum, explained that this means that "these skulls were possibly created for trade or sale rather than burial".

A decades-long search for gravitational waves is expected to end in triumph this week when scientists declare they have discovered ripples in the fabric of spacetime, possibly created by the collision of two massive black holes travelling at close to the speed of light.

The scholar, Deng Yuwen, who is a senior editor of the party journal, Study Times, wrote that the Hu era had possibly created more problems than it had solved.The party, he said, was facing "a crisis of legitimacy", fuelled by such issues as the wealth gap and the party's failure to "satisfy demands for power to be returned to the people".

The inclined fractures are possibly created in the coals with strong heterogeneity.

"What HUD is doing," he said, "is possibly creating an abandoned property".

Presumably to avoid confusion, yet possibly creating more, this new version has a new title.

"There is enough there to possibly create a change," he said.

How could such a culture possibly create a more secure society?

Lisi's "daring," Kostant said, "possibly creates an agenda for scientists for the next hundred years or more".