Sentence examples for possibly simply from inspiring English sources
Previous specimens' cone-shaped teeth and evidence of strong forelimbs suggested that the beast ate fish, possibly simply scooping them from the water.
A: Quite possibly, simply because outcomes can be decided by one corrupt individual.
Recall that Darwin did precisely that though possibly simply because he could not be sure of the biogeography of his extant marine invertebrates species including those with hard shells that he persistently found in the fossil record.
Mrs Edgar's Questions are sometimes not particularly interesting, for example: "What else do carpenters build?" Sara's Question: "What else can you see when you look up?" is somewhat similar, but differs because it is directing the children in the scientific process of observation (DuVall 2001), whereas Mrs Edgar's Question is asking them to think or possibly simply recall.
The Chronicle of the Morea on the other hand implies that the battle was hard-fought, which as military historian Kelly DeVries notes seems to contradict Gregoras, and that the marsh possibly simply reduced the impact of the charge instead of bogging it down entirely.
Notwithstanding these issues, it is currently plausible to hypothesize that NCD4lo cells, which have higher levels of CD5, may have received much more tonic signal, possibly simply by having spent more time in the periphery.
"But now you've gone from 15 days possibly for simply entering the house to a maximum of two and a third to seven years for entering the house and one of these people having a gun.
Possibly some simply looked at all the zeros on the contract and figured they would never get better offers.
In a briefing for reporters, John Shannon, the chairman of the mission management team, said the team was discussing a spacewalk to correct the problem — possibly by simply tucking the blanket back into place — or leaving it alone, since the upper side of the shuttle suffers far less heat during the return to Earth than the underside.
Such microsite data are critical because they make it possible to distinguish environmental shifts in a species' realized distribution from changes that could possibly result simply from increased dispersal.
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