Sentence examples for possibly to introduce from inspiring English sources
The administration plans to expand the current research program in clinical exercise physiology and therapy to offer a master's degree by autumn 2005 and possibly to introduce a Ph.D. program later on.
Which is possibly the moment to introduce a bit of perspective.
Analysts like Mr. O'Dell said the fuel and emissions standards possibly forced automakers to introduce electric vehicles before there was actual demand for them.
The third expropriates the creditor countries of the north, and the fourth may cause contagion effects via capital markets, possibly forcing policymakers to introduce capital controls, as in Cyprus in 2013.
Tanishq is possibly the first to introduce remarriage in Indian advertising, India business outlet Livemint wrote.
From the nation that gave you Susan Boyle and (possibly) planking, allow me to introduce the latest Internet sensation: the eighty-nine-year-old Conservative peer Baroness Trumpington.
The iPod vending machine isn't anything new but I thought I'd toss it up here to get it out of the way and to possibly introduce it to people who haven't seen or heard of one yet.
Instead he secured cabinet approval to introduce legislation, possibly in the next year, that would reinterpret the constitution to end the postwar ban on collective self-defence.
One rule specifies vague "controls on ridesharing in public vehicles" - controls which could possibly affect Uber's plans to introduce a car-sharing feature to London.
Allow us to introduce François Gissy, quite possibly the world's bravest cyclist.
To define a specific decision making problem, one needs to introduce a last-possibly implicit- function.
