Sentence examples for possibly sway from inspiring English sources

Besides, no argument could ever possibly sway the Oxfordian crowd.

One study even suggested that Google's algorithms could possibly sway the outcome of an election.

However, you do have to wonder about all the disenfranchised criminal voters and how they might possibly sway an election.

If your customer is undecided as to whether they should buy the product or not you can possibly sway them by letting them know that the product has a money back guarantee.

This possibly swayed prosecutors to drop charges.

Facebook Inc. has been accused of possibly swaying the election's outcome by promoting fake news stories on its social network.

Possibly swayed by false beliefs about biological differences between white and black people, some white medical students tend to rate the physical pain of a hypothetical African American patient as less severe than that of a white patient in the same circumstances, says a study published Monday in the journal PNAS.

"I wanted to avoid dealing with a jury of women that might possibly be swayed by the so-called feminist issue," Andre's lawyer, Jack Hoffinger, told the New York Observer last November.

"I wanted to avoid dealing with a jury of women that might possibly be swayed by the so-called feminist issue," defense attorney Jack Hoffinger told The Observer in 2015.

The election on Sunday for Lebanon's 128 unicameral parliament seats has pitted contenders from the "March 14" forces that hold the current majority and are backed by the U.S., many Western countries and Arab "moderates" against a coalition of opposition groups dubbed "March 8" supported by Iran and Syria, with an undetermined number of independents possibly holding sway.

But on soft soils, vibrations from long-period seismic waves are amplified, possibly exacerbating the swaying of skyscrapers.