Sentence examples for possibly shed from inspiring English sources

Perhaps, back in his country, he will, but not here, where the only blood he could possibly shed is his own.

What light could I possibly shed on this type of crackpot behavior since, contrary to popular belief, I am not a hypochondriac but a totally different genus of crackpot?

Before Huang is done, we have been treated to a vast gaggle of material about Chan's creator, Earl Derr Biggers; Honolulu (where Chan was nominally a police detective); Chinese culture and immigration to the West; Hollywood moviemaking, not excluding Fu Manchu and Anna May Wong — everything that might possibly shed light on the Honorable Detective's life and times and popularity.

We've reached out to Twitter to see if they can possibly shed a little more light on this.

There are many other alternative schemes that could possibly shed light on communication behavior; and many of the parameters we fixed in our operationalizations could also be modified.

That observation would give them a direct peek into the cosmos' first fraction of a second and possibly shed light on how it all began.

Goldman, in particular, promises to play a central role, with testimony possibly shedding light on the bank's inner workings.

A judge Wednesday ordered the release of the 1999 grand jury indictment in the killing of 6-year-old JonBenet Ramsey, possibly shedding light on why prosecutors decided against charging her parents.

The process repeats, possibly shedding some team members along the way.

The data presented here will help elucidate how UCB affects the signaling pathways in the hippocampus, possibly shedding light on how elevated levels of UCB in the infant period cause hippocampal dysfunction leading to temporary or permanent impairment of mental function.

The presence of apparently healthy long-term carriers possibly shedding the virus as suggested by some authors [ 9– 12] would further facilitate the indefinite perpetuation of the disease.