Sentence examples for possibly explore from inspiring English sources

But his two-hour forum couldn't possibly explore all of the subject's knotty complexities.

Nigeria has such a rich musical heritage that we can't possibly explore all of it – but Gateways will open up some of the connections between the different strands of Nigerian music, and its spread around the world.

Those are questions worth asking, in more nuanced ways than I can possibly explore here, and they're part of what's missing in Stanley's piece, which obsessively compares one black character to another, a method that is more likely to reinforce rather than expose biases.

The discussions were confirmed by the ESA's Pal Hvistendahl, speaking to Bloomberg on Wednesday, and involve working together to build a human-occupied "moon village" from which both agencies can potentially launch Mars missions, conduct research, and possibly explore commercial mining and tourism projects.

"So we have the opportunity to possibly explore the option of a much larger release than we originally believed was possible".

"So we have the opportunity to possibly explore the option of a much larger release than we originally believed was possible". "Non-Transferable" is about a young woman who books a surprise trip to Europe for her boyfriend just before he breaks up with her, and she has to search the internet for another guy with her ex's name to go with her.

Possibly explored by the Spaniard Álvaro Saavedra in 1528, the group was sighted by the Dutch navigator Willem Schouten in 1616 and named by the British captain Philip Carteret in 1767.

Secretary of State Baker is off to Damascus to strengthen ties with a nation that has sent troops to Saudi Arabia, and possibly to explore Syrian flexibility toward Israel.

The superficial nature of the interaction between either PcTx1 or charybdotoxin and lipid membranes could be important because it would allow these toxins to departition rapidly so that it can bind to its receptor above the membrane, or possibly to explore the protein surface as an extension of the membrane surface.

The tantalizing conclusion to be drawn from this study would be to recommend continuation of metformin therapy in all hospitalized patients with type 2 diabetes receiving pre-admission metformin therapy and possibly to explore its use in other select ICU patients.

As the drama proceeds, adducing more evidence for the unreliability of the voting machines than can possibly be explored here, you might also feel flattened.