Sentence examples for possibly spoiled from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush also received an unexpected piece of good news tonight: Ross Perot, whose candidacy in 1992 complicated and possibly spoiled the re-election effort of Mr. Bush's father, President George Bush, endorsed the Texas governor an appearance on CNN's "Larry King Live".

It was culinary chaos as owners, managers and chefs searched through computers for Professor Flynn's reservations or credit card records, reviewed menus and produce deliveries for possibly spoiled food, and questioned kitchen workers about possible lapses, all spurred by what both the university and the professor now concede was the business school study from hell.

The package holiday industry could not possibly spoil it.

ParCon 3 is a happy place, and the only thing that could possibly spoil it is going to ParCon 2. This is the condition in which children outnumber carers.

HBO didn't wait until Season 5 to possibly spoil the books.

Jenkins and his cinematographer, James Laxon, linger on rare moments of intimacy: hands sinking into the beachside sand, blood stained on Chiron's cheek, food being grilled during a third-act moment so alive that I can't possibly spoil it here.

Recurrently needing to cancel activities and thereby, possibly, spoil things for others was experienced as being harder than the symptoms themselves, which led to less desire to do things and fewer social contacts.

This result means that it is impossible to distinguish the sound intensity between 20 and 80 dB SPL from the value of xBM, suggesting that the enhancement of the OHC function caused by mutation of the prestin gene may possibly spoil the intensity selectivity of the OC.

JodeG I grew up in Germany and cycled a lot as long as I lived there - possibly being spoilt in the process due to the specially marked cycle lanes and traffic lights.

Never leave the vegetables or fruits in the crabitat for more than a few days, or else your hermit crabs may eat spoiled food by mistake, and possibly die.

After the final credits rolled, and I staggered toward the exit, the booms of explosions still ringing in my ears, I wondered what I could possibly divulge that would spoil the pleasure of an innocent ticket buyer.