Sentence examples for possibly guilty from inspiring English sources
"Is there only one guy who is possibly guilty of this violation?" he asked.
Neither of them shares the complicated and possibly guilty knowledge of Elias Cole, an academic who has survived to old age in a brutal regime.
Immigration Street said much, none of it good, about the lamentable and possibly guilty confusion of the left over the issue.
It supported Razvi's account: "We believe the FBI should have taken more care to distinguish between aliens who it actually suspected of having a connection to terrorism from those aliens who, while possibly guilty of violating federal immigration law, had no connection to terrorism".
Even in the chaotic aftermath of the Sept. 11 attacks, we believe the F.B.I. should have taken more care to distinguish between aliens who it actually suspected of having a connection to terrorism from those aliens who, while possibly guilty of violating federal immigration law, had no connection to terrorism but simply were encountered in connection with a Penttbom lead.
Hughes on his side's survival hopes: "I just think when we come here there is a determination and I think away from home we've been possibly guilty of being a little bit passive on our travels and not being able to create the intensity we have here.
Can it possibly be guilty of the same crimes?
And anyone who has children can't possibly be guilty of the heinous crimes of which they've been accused".
"It's the most egregious taking that government could possibly be guilty of," said the House speaker, Thom Tillis, a Republican.
He mentioned Clinton's insistence that "implicit bias" was at work in police shootings, and wondered how the African-American police officer who recently shot Keith Scott in Charlotte could possibly be guilty of implicit bias.
Ms. Gant was charged with murder on the assumption that she would get a chance to convince a judge or jury that she acted in self-defense, or possibly plead guilty to a lesser charge, the officer said.
