Sentence examples for possibly issue from inspiring English sources

Correa's leftwing government, which is facing a huge rebuilding task at a time of greatly reduced oil revenues, has said it will temporarily increase some taxes, offer assets for sale and possibly issue bonds abroad to fund reconstruction.

As senior lawmakers in Washington vowed to examine the phone database operation and possibly issue subpoenas to the telephone companies, executives at some of the companies said they would comply with requests to appear on Capitol Hill but stopped short of describing how much would be disclosed, at least in public sessions.

Who, you ask, could possibly take issue with that?

Possibly issues of feeling less than might have stemmed from childhood, that only self-medicating would temporarily wipe away those demons.

Possibly no issue is more pressing than gender inequality and its effect on individuals and economies.

OTTAWA — With the record-setting $50 billion leveraged buyout of Bell Canada all over except for the potential litigation, the company, Canada's largest telecommunications company, once again faces a possibly bigger issue: reversing the seemingly relentless decline of its business.

The judge quoted from ABN Amro e-mails voicing concerns that S.& P. analysts might realize they had ignored one possibly significant issue, and concluding the bank should not bring it up, at least not with any specificity.

And that leads us onto the possibly thorny issue of the DJs themselves.

Can or will this growing fear of ISIS be a possibly decisive issue in 2016, as the far worse 9/11 was in 2001, 2002 and 2004?

After a quarter-century as a senior exec for major Canadian retailers, primarily on the product and buying sides, Little was inspired to start a loungewear line specifically targeting the uncomfortable and possibly embarrassing issue of night sweats.

Possibly, the issue of behavioral focus may only be relevant for certain domains or may have been overlooked in certain domains.