Sentence examples for possibly little from inspiring English sources
Possibly little more than skiing or boarding, a few associated snow-sport activities, eating and sleeping, plus socialising in bars and nightclubs.
He came to believe that the influence of money in American politics was so enormous a problem that possibly little else could be solved until that was.
Provided physicians use safe dosages, "there is potentially much benefit and possibly little harm in trying high-dose nutrient therapy because of the nominal cost, ease of application and low level of risk," the authors concluded in their paper.
And until the discovery of this site, the very fact of a Viking presence anywhere in North America was questioned as possibly little more than a myth, like trolls and elves.
There's little political will in the town to push the project forward, and whisper it, there's possibly little will within MLS to conclude a $25m expansion fee sale to Beckham, when ownership groups are lining up to pay $100m for the same honor.
They intended one way or another to prove that an apparent one-dimensional dance act – possibly little more than anonymous DJs spinning a few programmed yarns and assembling a pre-determined collage of beats – could in fact put on an emotional, spontaneous show, packed with content, incident and substance.
Harsh, and possibly a little unfair.
And possibly a little weird.
but possibly a little more.
Again, possibly a little too real.
