Sentence examples for possibly to put 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.

Jocelyn Ledward, prosecuting, said Meehan had "deliberately lied" possibly to put himself in an important position in what was then a missing persons inquiry.

Plus Mrs HJ is coming out to join him, we see in the trailer – possibly to put a stop to any ideas her handsome fella might be having of making (first) contact with the girls from the beach.

As shown by Chatagny and Soguel (2012), finance ministers in the Swiss cantons generally strategically underestimate tax revenue during the budgeting process, possibly to put public expenses under pressure.

It is good fun and it just seems a shame that we are going to have £1,000 less, possibly, to put into community run events on the island".

Speier displayed some of the items she was able to purchase for her first day of living on a food stamp budget: a bag of coffee and a loaf of bread from the Dollar Warehouse; a can of Campbell's low sodium chicken noodle soup; and a can of sweet peas, possibly to put in a tuna casserole later in the week.

So what could possibly happen to put an end to that cosy arrangement?

"You can find anything you'd possibly want to put in an old house," Ms. Aposporos said.

"I talked to one this afternoon; he had a Lear jet he was possibly going to put on the site," said Mr. Coy of eBay.

"We both did everything we possibly could to put ourselves in better positions than to see another 30-win team in the second round," Pearl said.

"They're saying that," he said, "but they're doing everything they can possibly do to put up obstacles so they don't get built".