Sentence examples for possibly exciting from inspiring English sources

Mrs Hutchison has said that she will resign from the Senate after the primary, no matter what happens, leading to a possibly exciting Senate race.

The results hint at a possibly "exciting therapeutic approach," says McKnight: If researchers can stabilize the normally short-lived HIF-1 with drugs, they may be able to regulate the entire set of angiogenic genes.

It should offer thoughtful and possibly even exciting choices at every level.

But news that Armani will be dressing George Clooney for his upcoming nuptials is, well, possibly more exciting that rumours that Oscar de la Renta will be dressing the bride, human rights lawyer Amal Alamuddin.

Mothers who regret their children having ever been born and genuinely think they might be living better, more meaningful, possibly more exciting lives without these extra humans dragging them down.

Exciting exciting exciting.

One of the newer and possibly more exciting areas of research focuses on evidence that certain polymorphisms can predict the response of a patient to treatment [ 42] and this is likely to be the focus of a number of future studies.

I have found this safe gray niche and I'm suddenly confronted with the possibility of going to an exciting, possibly dangerous other reality.

"It is exciting — possibly the most exciting project I have handled.

It is possibly the most exciting spectator sport around.

The processors are possibly the more exciting bit of kit, but they've yet to come into their own.