Sentence examples for possibly to prepare from inspiring English sources

The Syrian target that Israeli warplanes struck last weekend had been the site of recent construction, possibly to prepare it for use by the Palestinian militant group Islamic Jihad, senior American officials briefed on intelligence reports said Thursday.

At 16:56, just as the first Dauntlesses were beginning their dives, Nagumo ordered a change in course to 120 degrees, possibly to prepare to recover his reconnaissance floatplanes, that threw off the aim of the leading SBDs.

This observation highlights the critical role of GPC1 in the activation of a large number of genes during the early stages of monocarpic senescence, possibly to prepare the plant for the upcoming senescence.

As Neil Black, the performance director of UK Athletics, puts it: "Mo will do everything he possibly can to prepare for London.

I've played against, been around, played for, coached with the best people that I could possibly be around to prepare for it".

The data level collects the raw data, possibly enforcing normalisation to prepare for later analysis.

Due to pronounced seasonal reproduction, this time period is predictable for males, possibly allowing a male to prepare for the challenge.

Apart from the overall assay conditions and possibly the method used to prepare mitos, these differences in Vmax and Km could be due to the higher and more physiologically relevant (0.5 mM cyt c [ 43]) cyt c concentration range used in the present study (~300 1.25 μM) compared with the range (20 0.05 μM) used by Allen et al. [ 28].

This possibly forced the local farmers to prepare grasslands meant for grazing converted largely from their farmlands and shrubs.

Needless to say, anyone who is a mother or daughter is advised to prepare themselves, possibly with waterproof mascara and a bulk-sized..

Hoboken Mayor Dawn Zimmer argued that the city did all it possibly could to urge residents to prepare and evacuate in advance of the storm, sending out press releases, tweets and distributing fliers across town in English and Spanish.