Sentence examples for possibly in order from inspiring English sources
But the charity believes that some bailiffs overstate the figure, possibly in order to get quicker results.
By the time the children were in their teens, their parents spent less and less time with them, possibly in order to avoid conflict.
Increasingly, the Hui have been moving from their scattered settlements into the area of major concentration, possibly in order to facilitate intermarriage with other Muslims.
The writing of the story is unenlighteningly detailed and numbingly atonal — possibly in order to illustrate how dull writers can be.
In court, Dr. Elissa Miller, the chief psychologist for the Metropolitan Correctional Center, testified that her staff had continuing concerns about "malingering" by Mr. Payen, possibly in order to avoid his trial.
Although she did mess with the constitution, scrapping arrangements she had previously insisted on in opposition for a neutral caretaker to run the government for three months before election day, she now appears to want to keep her options open, possibly in order to be better able to skew the outcome of the next election.
A sensor network is composed of low-cost, low-power nodes densely deployable over a (possibly in-hospitable) territory in order to monitor the state of the environment, e.g. temperature, sound, radiation and so forth.
It's layered with everything you could possibly want in order to spruce up, renovate or maybe even build a house.
The counterculture of the 1960's and 70's, in its Jewish enthusiasms, produced "The Jewish Catalog," featuring everything you could possibly want in order to pursue a satisfying existence as a Jewish immigrant of 1910.
"I will look at every single intervention I could possibly make in order to help and if contact directly with President Putin would be helpful, then that is certainly something I would be prepared to consider".
The biggest problem with US healthcare is that squatting between a doctor and his patient are the bloated insurance companies whose job is to turn down any claim from a sick person they possibly can, in order to maximize their profits.
