Sentence examples for possibly elsewhere from inspiring English sources
The fire in unit 4 raised the possibility that spent fuel there, and possibly elsewhere in the plant, might be about to pose a new set of threats both to the reactor workers and to the world beyond the confines of the plant.In principle, spent fuel is much less of a problem than a not-quite-shut-down reactor keep it in a cool pool of water and it should be fine.
The embryo in Figure 4G also appears to have less visible microvasculature in the face and possibly elsewhere and has a less developed eye (top arrow 4 g) suggesting possible developmental delay.
Peacekeeping in Bosnia and Kosovo, and possibly elsewhere, would be a European responsibility.
If the kidnappers suspect the Philippines of deceit, other Filipinos in Iraq and possibly elsewhere might be put at risk.
ThreatConnect then identified six of the eight addresses as originating from servers owned by King Servers, Mr. Fomenko's company, in Dronten, the Netherlands, and possibly elsewhere.
By Sunday morning, unconfirmed reports from pro-Tibet groups described new protests in other Tibetan areas of Gansu Province, and possibly elsewhere in Tibet.
The military unit seen in the film was no longer in evidence, having possibly moved elsewhere.
Such a presumption makes it easier for lead-poisoned plaintiffs to prevail in cases against owners even if the poisoning possibly occurred elsewhere.
Another reason is that Powell has done it with a mix of journeymen, players who have possibly failed elsewhere, as well as a few gems, such as the Warrington-bound hooker Daryl Clark.
With NASDAQ and the NYSE at each other's throats, if one were to win the LSE, the other would very possibly look elsewhere in Europe.The second worry is regulation.
In a study in October, the World Bank said that over the past five years, government-sponsored schemes in India have contributed to a significant increase in the population covered by health insurance, scaling up at a pace possibly unseen elsewhere in the world.
