Sentence examples for possibly following from inspiring English sources

Building began under Giacomo da Vignola, very possibly following Michelangelo's ideas.

Others, however, chose to stay behind, villagers said, possibly following Mr. Maridjan's example.

For most vampires, it's a gradual and frightening process, normally manifesting itself in puberty or possibly following trauma.

It involves sending a letter to an address in dispute, and possibly following up with a police inquiry.

The Tasmanian devil became extinct on the Australian mainland thousands of years ago, possibly following the introduction of the dingo.

SEE UPDATE 11.51am update Sky's Tim Marshall has also predicted that the PIIGS* (his words, not mine!) are off to get slaughtered, with Britain possibly following.

The main advantage of the technique is that the position of the soft palate is not changed substantially, and it is expected that speech impediments such as those possibly arising following Le Fort I osteotomy are possibly obviated.

Now could Senator John McCain, who built his candidacy in large part on his opposition to such a schedule, possibly be following suit?

Inhibition of neurogenic inflammation by minocycline is suggested to be associated with its inhibitory effect on SGCs that are possibly activated following capsaicin injection.

Tens of thousands of years ago, this arid region was home to lush grasslands and freshwater lakes, possibly created following enhanced monsoonal rainfall that made the otherwise "formidable barrier" more habitable for humans and animals, according to the article.

Yet because carbon dioxide persists in the atmosphere for millennia, global warming from human activity in the 20th and 21st centuries is expected to suppress that ice age and quite possibly the following one, expected in 130,000 years.