Sentence examples for possibly even those from inspiring English sources
That suggests tacit collusion by some regulators, possibly even those sitting on the FSF.Against this backdrop of scepticism, the FSF has acted to close many of the loopholes banks had exploited.
Now, the CFAA, which was initially intended to punish hackers and other digital trespassers who damage computer systems or steal customer information, can also be used to prosecute people inside a company who download sensitive data without his/her employer's approval or possibly even those who access Facebook during working hours.
"Indeed, I think it likely that when the court begins to spell out which categories of nonvoters should receive the same protections as" the corporations in Citizens United, he said, "it will not only exclude terrorist organizations and foreign agents, but also all corporations owned or controlled by noncitizens, and possibly even those in which noncitizens have a substantial ownership interest.
How, then, could it possibly be of benefit to protect tomorrow's children by taking a retrospective approach to the problem of FAS, criminalising women who have delivered a baby after a pregnancy in which they drank to excess, and possibly even those who have yet to give birth?
(An analysis of museum-preserved specimens hints that G. bonplandi eats small crustaceans and juvenile squid, possibly even those of its own species).
It was also another example of how Hannity is not held to the same standards as other journalists, possibly even those working at the same network, he argued.
Possibly even this evening.
Possibly even the end of the journey.
They could possibly even obtain those tax returns that Trump clearly does not want us to see and expose what the New York Times has said are fraudulent tax schemes.
He said California has one of the most overburdened systems in the nation and Brown needs to significantly cut benefits for current workers — possibly even for those already receiving pensions.
