Sentence examples for possibly to bring from inspiring English sources

From December 2011, the Nigerian police began to detain the wives and children of militants leaders – possibly to put pressure on the group, possibly to bring about negotiations.

Three years later, an eighth saw film was confirmed in development and is possibly to bring James Wan back.

But he's a guy who grew up in a two-bedroom house, his mother and daddy working as hard as they possibly can to bring up six brothers and sisters?

"I will give everything I possibly can to bring Suzuki to the top of the podium again".

I actually worried — what could he possibly do to bring this to a satisfying end?

I know the governor is working in every way he possibly can to bring everybody to the table.

He knew troops under the Confederate general Joseph Johnston were somewhere to his rear, possibly obtaining reinforcements to bring to the relief of Vicksburg.

The military's intervention concerns some human rights advocates who say they are worried that such efforts could make it harder for politicians to scrutinize the military and could possibly undermine attempts to bring it under civilian control or investigate charges of corruption.

The same is true of an Athenian invitation to the Greeks at large, also (possibly) in the 420s, to bring offerings of firstfruits to Eleusis.

The simple fact is that Ferguson would have been out well before 1990 had he begun a United season with seven defeats in eight games, though this is possibly not the time to bring it to Barnes' attention.

The most recent, and possibly farthest-reaching, effort to bring accountability to the military, however, has come out of Mexico itself: a Mexican Supreme Court decision last month that may help lift the lid on the thousands of complaints against the military about disappearances, torture and other abuse.