Sentence examples for possibly more so from inspiring English sources
Spurs, however, offer the tantalising possibility of a seriously high position, possibly more so than Manchester City, who so many have tipped to break into the top four.
And, possibly more so than at any other time in recent history.
Which might not sound wildly appetising but is possibly more so than steamed diesel particulates.
"2) He'll walk away at least £6 million better off, possibly more, so need never work again.
It is at least as unforgiving for hospitals as an Ofsted visit is for schools, and possibly more so given that large, multi-speciality hospitals contain more things that could be found wanting.
Au. sediba thus shares with other australopiths an upper limb that was well suited for arboreal climbing and possibly suspension, although perhaps more so than has previously been suggested for this genus.
Au. sediba possessed long, apelike arms, suggesting it could still climb and possibly hang from trees, perhaps more so than any other australopith — the primates that preceded Homo, and the first to walk bipedally on two feet.
Thus, schizotypy itself can be sexually selected, possibly more strongly so in populations characterized by high levels of mating competition and short-term mating patterns, where displays of good genetic quality are more critical to successful courtship [20].
I believe it was really beneficial, possibly even more so for the Russian side.
If this seems politically improbable it's possibly no more so than some of the adaptive measures your briefing proposed.
