Sentence examples for possibly supported by from inspiring English sources

They say this human engineering would be voluntary – "possibly supported by incentives such as tax breaks or sponsored healthcare".

A network of local services may have to be developed – possibly supported by regional centres of excellence in this field.

The report and its possibly separate assessment provide the input to an audit process conducted by management and possibly supported by engineering talent.

He proposed local sovereign wealth funds (a variation on an idea his rival Boris Johnson has supported) possibly supported by an earmarked, locally raised tax, to invest in local infrastructure.

Gary Yates, the former off-spinner who has been his assistant, is likely to take the team to Northampton for their next Championship fixture, possibly supported by Watkinson or John Stanworth, who won a one-day double as caretaker coach in 1996 and now runs the academy.

The council said the work would be carried out by specialist military teams, possibly supported by specialist contractors.

The feet were semiplantigrade and possibly supported from beneath by pads of cartilage.

"These justices know," Justice Scalia said, "that limiting marriage to one man and one woman is contrary to reason; they know that an institution as old as government itself, and accepted by every nation in history until 15 years ago, cannot possibly be supported by anything other than ignorance or bigotry".

A workload which can overload a CPU in lower frequency can possibly be supported by the CPU in higher frequency.

These Justices know... that an institution as old as government itself [marriage], and accepted by every nation in history until 15 years ago, cannot possibly be supported by anything other than ignorance or bigotry.

The explanation that ERVs are non-neutral implies a misapplication of our model and might possibly be supported by the recent observation that in mouse there are about 75% of the expected number of polymorphic (unfixed) ERVs on the X chromosome yet close to the expected amount of fixed ones [ 31].