Sentence examples for possibly would from inspiring English sources

When designing the study we wanted the inclusion of patients across centres to be as unanimous as possible, treating the same population, although this possibly would lead to less external validity of the study.

And both, quite possibly, would make great libretti and operas.

Even without UN backing, Britain (probably) and France (possibly) would fall in behind America.

[Enthused] Anything to do with sport I possibly would have got involved in.

But the United States would almost certainly veto such a move, and Britain and France possibly would as well.

"If he didn't feel like he could run 100 percent or he was concerned about that, I possibly would have D.H.'ed him," Girardi said.

Nevertheless, she called Ms. Bruce, and when she said, "I heard that you possibly would loan me your van," Ms. Bruce readily agreed.

Nor, possibly, would he have met Mr. David in time to generate a campaign, Friends of the High Line, to save the tracks.

If I published the interview this way, Latimer told me, I possibly would be denying Calley his constitutional right to a fair trial.

But she said that investigators were searching for computerized information that might provide evidence of a crime, and that the search possibly would continue Friday.

"Many Liberal Democrats won't like it, many Conservatives might not like it, but the national interest very possibly would like it," Major told Sky News.