Sentence examples for possibly encounter from inspiring English sources

"We are going to possibly encounter all sorts of situations and we have to be ready for anything.

Both will visit several Inuit hamlets, but the second will possibly encounter dramatic harder pack ice near the Magnetic North Pole.

Hart has what I can only describe as a Robin Williams comedy showcase moment in the mock prison yard he has built on James's tennis court: impersonating all the aggressive gang leaders James could possibly encounter in one extended scene.

I'm prepared for the worst thing a writer can possibly encounter – not outright negativity, but mere indifference – but I'm hoping that readers will be excited by the book's ending, that it takes them by surprise by not being what they were expecting, yet at the same time ends up being more than they dreamed possible.

The course is set against the backdrop of a cliff, and features nearly every shot you could possibly encounter in the wild.

Postponing discussion of its precise logical status for Leibowitz, and provisionally accepting that "God is radically transcendent" is a cognitive statement, a rough first formulation of its meaning would be that God is an existent entity that is absolutely incomparable to any other form of reality that we can possibly encounter.

Burney concluded that while the villagers had possibly encountered a Malagasy hippopotamus, it was also possible that the stories were inaccurate a combination of misidentified animals, old folk traditions, and information the villagers had gathered from modern paleontology.

Other accident scenarios possibly encountered during the demonstration irradiation exercise or transition core have also been examined.

Additional research is needed to determine nutritional composition of tilapia whole body, fillet, and carcass when fed waste residues possibly encountered in an ALSS.

In the X10 system, the signals travel through electrical wires themselves, avoiding interference caused by wireless telephones, but possibly encountering noise and static from the power lines.

This study addresses at the proteomic level the effect of an environmental stimulus (such as the presence of a polyamine like agmatine) possibly encountered by the fungus when it is already within the plant.