Sentence examples for possibly well from inspiring English sources

Soon after that shaking begins, the electrical grid will fail, likely everywhere west of the Cascades and possibly well beyond.

If he's true to his word, he could drag out the proceedings past Thursday and possibly well beyond.

The US labor market is "at or possibly well beyond reasonable conceptions of full employment", he said on Thursday.

Think about whether you want to foist that syrupy Neil Diamond song on New Yorkers for the next two years and possibly well beyond.

Vince Gennaro, a marketing consultant to several major league teams, said Einhorn's $200 million buys the Mets "a significant amount of time, possibly well into next year".

When I hear some young writer express that sort of doubt, it serves as a checkpoint; if they don't say something like it they are quite possibly, well, kidding themselves".

So I'm giving the service the benefit of the doubt for the moment, and hoping that this is just a foolish — if possibly well-meaning — mistake by a single quick-triggered Twitter employee.

He animates countless scenes between his young self, his mother and his grandparents with scraps of well-remembered, or possibly well-imagined, conversation that give the narrative a delightful informality.

(The word "redskin" has a contested etymology, but a plain history as a slur. And the team's stoic logo is the thing of anachronistic, if possibly well-meaning, caricature).

So, whether you're a believer in the Keynesian doctrine or you're a disciple of supply-side economics, a possibly well-intentioned policy to boost home ownership has ushered in a prolonged period of economic malaise as financial institutions across the globe deleverage.

Therefore, we used the same analytical method to analyze the oscillations of four well-known, low-dimensional, chaotic oscillators, originally designed in diverse settings and all possibly well-adapted to model the fluctuations of cell populations: the Lorenz, Rössler, Verhulst and Duffing oscillators.