Sentence examples for possibly questioned from inspiring English sources

In public, the inquiry heard fleeting references to Litvinenko's UK security minder, known as "Martin", who possibly questioned him on his deathbed.

The administration proceeds on the belief that no one would possibly question its wisdom and that anything can be sold with the proper marketing strategy and enough repetition of an unvarying script.

In many newsrooms and television studios across the country, Planned Parenthood is regarded as the equivalent of, well, the Komen foundation: an apolitical, high-minded and humanitarian institution whose work no rational person -- and certainly no self-respecting woman -- could possibly question or oppose.

The result shows that the relationship of LEED clusters and their effects on regional heat has very minimal interactions and thus, we may possibly question the positive side of LEED's regional credits, such as Sustainable Sites or Heat Island Effect credit.

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There are possibly question marks over central defence and the goalkeeper Sergio Romero, but with so much attacking talent they can certainly win the World Cup".

Don't skip step 6 or you'll possibly be questioned by the teacher.

Why bring unwanted attention to yourself in the middle of the night and possibly be questioned by alerted authorities?

There are possibly also question marks over the use of such legal action in the games development field.

Explanation is provided by lower-level mechanisms; their explanatory role is to replace final why-necessarily questions (functional) with proximate how-possibly questions (molecular).

While insisting the ACSU were "doing the best job as they possibly can", Strauss questioned why it had been a newspaper that had revealed the corruption of the three Pakistan cricketers, rather than the ICC.