Sentence examples for possibly entered from inspiring English sources

Two routes of migration by which Austro-Asiatic groups possibly entered the Indian subcontinent have been suggested based on the linguistic, archaeological and classical genetic marker [ 4] and the references therein]; the first being migration from Africa to India via Central Asia, while the second route is from Africa to Northeast Asia and then to the Indian subcontinent.

As the housing market shows signs of possibly entering another downturn, worries about foreclosure are growing.

We've considered possibly entering an ex-corporeal mode and observing our existential situation and realizing how much it sucks.

Feuding between modernisers and blazers could also lead to the Amateur Boxing Association of England losing £5m of grassroots funding from Sport England and possibly entering administration.

At any rate, no amount of intuitive acting is likely to make him any more intelligible to audiences which cannot possibly enter his warped mentality.

So were his plans to enlist in the Navy after college for a career in military intelligence before possibly entering politics.

Judge Sand gave no reasons for his decision, but he may have felt that Mr. Salim's new defense lawyer could not possibly enter such a complex case and be prepared for trial in two months.

The guard thought he recognized a passenger as one of five men of Middle Eastern descent sought by the F.B.I. for possibly entering the country illegally from Canada last week, said Ted Patton, a Martz vice president.

It is now firmly in the hands of the powers, whether international or regional, who will negotiate and possibly enter into geopolitical horse-trading without regard for the footsoldiers, whether on the side of President Assad or the opposition.

Jamie Reed, a shadow health minister, said: "Ministers need to explain how it can be right that companies that are being pursued for poor care standards abroad could possibly enter the NHS".

With Iran possibly entering the market in 2016 and supplies from the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries continuing, US shale-oil producers will start "to reassess … what a long-term, low-price situation would look like for their organizations.