Sentence examples for possibly dispatched from inspiring English sources

And then, in December, a suicide bomber, possibly dispatched by Mehsud, killed Bhutto.

The presence of these ships was taken to indicate that a raiding force had possibly been dispatched into the Indian Ocean.

Passenger pigeons had an uncanny knack for discovering mast, possibly because they dispatched scouts, though it is hard to know for sure, since the bird was little studied while it lived, beyond how to catch, kill, and cook it.

Pathogens entrapped in the NETs are dispatched possibly after being exposed to a high local concentration of antimicrobial proteins [ 12, 32].

To placate the pope, the king dispatched St-Calais to Rome, possibly with Lanfranc, to explain to the pope the reasons for imprisoning Odo.

To reconnoitre enemy movements and possibly deliver munitions to the fort he dispatched General Młokosiewicz with his infantry brigade of 1000 men.

The diagnosis of cancer in a young woman represents a reproductive urgency: the first evaluation should be dispatched in a few days, possibly one day.

The Eastern merchants favoured military action in the West, but Justinian's generals were reluctant; possibly for that reason, only a small force was dispatched under Belisarius.

Although sulfonamide drugs were dispatched from Berlin for his treatment, the treatment was unsuccessful, possibly due to the advanced stages of sepsis.

Niger has dispatched guards on camels to patrol its farflung desert sites, but the area is so vast that they cannot possibly keep a close eye on the art.

France dispatched 260 gendarmes.