Sentence examples for possibly representative from inspiring English sources

Democratic members of the committee were weighing the possibility of handing the gavel to another senior member, possibly Representative Sander M. Levin of Michigan, or even naming co-chairmen.

But it is quite possibly representative of something much larger, a contempt and dislike for the press that has characterized both Donald Trump's campaign and presidency.

It would take an important Republican Governor out of the way for a Democratic candidate, possibly Representative Joseph P. Kennedy 2d.

The Republican field seems set, with the major contenders likely to be former Governors Mitt Romney of Massachusetts, Tim Pawlenty of Minnesota and Jon M. Huntsman Jr. of Utah, and possibly Representative Michele Bachmann of Minnesota.

Judging from those statistics, the two samples utilized in this research are possibly representative of their catchment area.

For cancer, our results show moves towards larger, multicentre collaborative group trials, possibly representative of the strong base for cancer clinical trials in the UK.

If we are to find a sensible, stable solution to what amounts to a growing crisis, there needs to be a convocation of interested parties: NMA, Society of Editors, PA, BBC and, possibly, representatives from the culture, media and sport department (maybe the minister himself, John Whittingdale).

The phylogenic trees derived from the known or inferred AA sequences revealed the clear diversification of deuterostomic IRK from protostomic IRK, and the tunicate IRKs were possibly representatives of ancestor forms of three major groups of IRKs in the vertebrate.

The phylogenic trees of amino acid sequences revealed a clear diversification of deuterostomic IRKs from protostomic IRKs and suggested that the tunicate IRKs are possibly representatives of the descendants of ancestor forms of three major groups of IRKs in the vertebrate.

This period possibly represents the greatest evolutionary transition known, as representatives of all modern phyla appear at this time (Marshall 2006).

A Middle Cambrian representative of the minute tardigrades is currently under description; it possibly represents the adelphotaxon of extant Tardigrada.