Sentence examples for possibly fruitful from inspiring English sources

When a possibly fruitful operation is blown, Control is destroyed forcibly retired (he then dies), taking Smiley, his deputy, down with him.

Maf was apparently the last to see her alive on 5 August 1962, but O'Hagan's story ends before that point, so ducking out of a possibly fruitful fictive opportunity.

The moderator of the debate, Michael Baldwin, a 3rd year reading Philosophy, Politics and Economics, said: "I was disappointed that a possibly fruitful discussion was prematurely ended by Mr Galloway's refusal to debate someone just because of their nationality".

"For years we assumed that we were writing for the scientific community, to let them know what we have funded and to give them ideas on possibly fruitful areas of research," Hamos says.

The unique quantification for self-organized criticality presented in this paper is shown to be intrinsic to quantumlike mechanics governing fractal space-time fluctuation patterns in dynamical systems and suggest a possibly fruitful relation and analogy between different subject such as chaos, diffusion and quantum physics.

A great deal of evolution has occurred in this field but it seems we are only at the beginning of a long and possibly fruitful journey [ 16].

Encourage bilateral agreements Copenhagen-style agreements may possibly be fruitful, but could flounder.

"I think good work comes from solid, possibly combative fruitful relationships.

Does seeing the immune system as designed for protection of the self impede other, possibly more fruitful understandings of what all these obscure and complex cellular interactions inside us are about?

If Walt Frazier couldn't finish his career in New York, please spare me any whining or wheezing about Ewing possibly moving on after 15 fruitful yet also frustrating seasons.

I foresee many years, or decades, or possibly even centuries of exciting, fruitful new developments.