Sentence examples for possibly sort out from inspiring English sources
"I just had more facts and figures poured at me than anyone could possibly sort out and use, and I call it overtraining," he says.
He said he wanted "a Britain that leads in the world by standing tall in our own European backyard, a Britain prepared to work with other countries on the things we can't possibly sort out on our own".
In his opening remarks on Wednesday evening, Mr Clegg said "a Britain that leads in the world by standing tall in our own European backyard, a Britain prepared to work with other countries on the things we can't possibly sort out on our own".
That is one thing that MPs could possibly do to sort out the conflict between what they think is in the national interest and what their voters want.
The challenge is to sort out genomic changes in a possibly large number of strains of the same species, which may vary from one ice sample to another.
"The DWP needs to sort out its own housekeeping, otherwise how can they possibly lead by example on the Disability Confident campaign?" she said.
(Overlapping windows with a high percentage overlap would be required to localize and sort out the significance of nonconforming segments that could possibly reflect a foreign signature).
Let us recall that the original motivation of the paper was to sort out whether a connected component of (Omega) with a single critical point of (p_n) could possibly have more than one zero of h.
