Sentence examples for possibly much better from inspiring English sources

New and experimental technologies could lead to devices that allow people with or possibly without hearing loss to hear better, possibly much better.

What Duncan meant, when there is proof of concept there is possibly much better valuations for those original visionaries that launch a company when product has been proven, it require selling less of the company, also that means more innovation going on with crowd funding and other financial resources available is fueling innovation.

But to do that, even after the outrage in Mumbai, would be a mistake not least because the BJP urgently needs to recruit new allies.A BJP-led government would offer India a better prospect of reform than the current arrangement, but possibly not much better.

When I first reported the X5s I wasn't sure they could possibly be much better than the other in-ears I've owned and loved.

It's hard to see how he could possibly be much better.

And, unfortunately, there are indicators that the situation for workers could get worse - possibly much worse - rather than better.

When students talk about what they think on a subject, they will be more passionate about it and (possibly unintentionally) give a much better speech.

"They will end up having a much better show, possibly, than at a commercial gallery," Emin says.

I also have very little to say about bad journalism – partly because others already critique poor reporting much better than I possibly could.

In general, aviators were older and more mature, more highly trained, and better educated than the average soldier in Vietnam, and possibly as a consequence they fared much better in captivity.

A $25 premium and much better benefits than you can possibly find in the private sector.